Sentence examples for which trademarks from inspiring English sources

"But when they use the word 'polo' in an emphasized way and use symbols that look like our symbol and copy our trade dress -- the way in which trademarks appear -- then we consider that trademark infringement".

Grammatical issues aside, the phrase is singular to L.S.U, which trademarked it in 2005.

"It's a very serious issue, the extent to which trademark law can be used to silence speech," he said.

If everything goes according to plan, the first new domain names will enter their "sunrise phase" (during which trademark owners can pre-register their addresses) in September.

Alibaba Group, the e-commerce giant which trademarked the term 11.11 and made Singles Day synonymous with people treating themselves to gifts, last year recorded sales of £9.4bn during the 24-hour event.

Earlier this week, the Committee announced that Kuerten, No. 2 in the ATP Tour ranking, was off the team because the two sponsors could not agree on which trademark he would wear.

The relevant time period is the two-plus decades during which the trademarks were handed out.

He criticized VeriSign on the grounds that turning "unused names -- many of which are trademarks, of course -- into a profit center shows a gross abuse".

The threat is believed to have been made by German retailer Metro AG, which owns trademarks on the word.

Heidi Handler, designer for fashion line Lovenia, pays close attention to details such as beading and fringe, which were trademarks of the 1920s.

A 1999 BAT document defined TMD, sometimes known as brand stretching, as "the extension of a well-known trademark and its associated brand essence to a product or service unrelated to the one for which the trademark is traditionally associated" [ 60].