Object

• merchandise: It is a criminal offense to deal in trademarked merchandise that has not been authorized or licensed by the trademark holder.

Converse of object

• register: The Just Buy Online Ltd logo are registered trademarks pending.

• violate: You register a domain name that, unbeknown to you, violates a trademark.

• denote: An asterisk ( * ) denotes a third-party trademark.

• designate: Designated trademarks and brands belong to their respective owners.

• reproduce: Apart from as stated in these terms and conditions of use you may not use or reproduce this trademark in any way or form.

• mention: All trademarks mentioned on my pages are recognized and acknowledged.

Adjective modifier

• registered: Motif is a registered trademark of The Open Group.

• unregistered: It is possible to attack an infringement of an unregistered Trademark with a ' Passing Off ' action.

• third-party: An asterisk ( * ) denotes a third-party trademark.

• other: All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

• famous: They stood by that is the a degree sonartec famous trademarks.

Modifies a noun

• infringement: Trademark infringement is subject to the same maximum penalty.

• free-kick: A trademark free-kick move saw Bothroyd fire into the wall but the hosts wrapped things up a minute from time.

• dilution: The United States House of Representatives has just approved a bill that will make the law on trademark dilution much stricter.

• registration: We would be pleased to assist you with the complex trademark registration process.

• holder: Common law trademark holders in Britain should also be considered.

• law: The expert's trademark law knowledge should guide them from here.

Noun used with modifier

• copyright: The materials at Mid-Ulster Racing are copyrighted and any unauthorized use of these materials may violate copyrights and/or trademarks.

Preposition: of

• owner: All company and/or product names may be trade names, trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners with which they are associated.