Examples of Trademark Licensee in a sentence
When using the Product Trademark, Licensee shall comply with all Applicable Laws.
Prior to any use of any Trademark, Licensee shall, at Licensee's expense, submit to Licensor, for Licensor's written approval, the following: (a) two (2) specimens of each Product on which the Trademark is to appear (the "Specimens"); (b) all artwork which Licensee intends to use in connection with the Trademark; and (c) all packaging, advertising and promotional literature which Licensee intends to use in the marketing or merchandising of the Trademarked Product.
In connection with the use of the Trademark, Licensee shall not in any manner represent that it has any ownership in the Trademark or registrations thereof, and acknowledges that use of the Trademark shall enure to the benefit of the Licensor.
If Licensee learns of any actual or threatened infringement of the Trademark or of the existence, use, or promotion of any xxxx or design similar to the Trademark, Licensee shall promptly notify Licensor.
Before using this document, you should review applicable university policies, the President's Delegation Library, and the University's Trademark Licensee Code of Conduct.
The quality of furnishings in instructional spaces should not be tied to a specific academic or administrative unit that manages said spaces.
Licensee agrees to comply with University’s Trademark Licensee Code of Conduct and to provide to such other reports and assurance as may be required pursuant to such code.
The domain names in the Registry, registered to the Trademark Licensee, are required to be used for promotion, support, distribution, sales or other services reasonably related to any of the goods and services identified in the trademark registration.
For the avoidance of doubt, agents and representatives acting on behalf of Registry Operator, its Affiliate or Trademark Licensee may apply for domain names in the Registry on behalf of these entities.
Oversight of our Corporate Risk Register system is provided through scrutiny and monitoring by the Board and its committees.