Trademarked definition

Trademarked means distributed in commerce and identified as distributed by a name other than Microsoft® or Windows® that Microsoft has claimed as a trademark or service mark by (i) marking the name with trademark notices, such as ® or ™, in connection with a product distributed in the United States; (ii) filing an application for trademark protection for the name in the United States Patent and Trademark Office; or (iii) asserting the name as a trademark in the United States in a demand letter or lawsuit. Any product distributed under descriptive or generic terms or a name comprised of the Microsoft® or Windows® trademarks together with descriptive or generic terms shall not be Trademarked as that term is used in this Final Judgment. Microsoft hereby disclaims any trademark rights in such descriptive or generic terms apart from the Microsoft® or Windows® trademarks, and hereby abandons any such rights that it may acquire in the future.
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Trademarked means distributed in commerce and identified as distributed by a name other than Microsoft® or Windows® that Microsoft has claimed as a trademark or service mark by (i) marking the name with trademark notices, such as ® or ™, in connection with a product distributed in the United States; (ii) filing an application for trademark protection for the name in the United States Patent and Trademark Office; or
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Trademarked means distributed in commerce and identified as distributed by a name other than Microsoft® or Windows® that Microsoft has claimed as a trademark or service mark by (i) marking the name with trademark notices, such as ® or TM, in connection with a product distributed in the United States;
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Examples of Trademarked in a sentence

  • Licensee agrees to sell Trademarked Product to Licensor at the same price Licensee sells Trademarked Product to its best customer.

  • Without the prior written approval of Licensor, Licensee shall not sell or distribute any Trademarked Product which deviates from the Approved Quality more than the deviation which would occur as a result of normal deviations in raw material characteristics.

  • From time to time Licensor may wish to purchase Trademarked Product for sale outside the Territory.

  • After Licensor has given its written approval of said Specimens, then the approved product, quality, packaging, advertising and promotional literature shall be the standard for all Trademarked Product produced thereafter (the "Approved Quality").

  • This Agreement is not intended to and shall not be construed to give either Party any vested right, title or interest in the Trademarked Product or the Information.

  • Thereafter, consecutively at four (4) month intervals, Licensee shall, at Licensee's expense, submit to Licensor not less than two (2) randomly selected production run samples of the Trademarked Product.

  • As used throughout this Agreement, the term "Net Invoice Value" shall mean the aggregate of the invoiced amounts of Trademarked Product sold by Licensee, less (a) returned goods, refunds, credits and allowances actually made or allowed to customer with respect to Trademarked Product, (b) freight or handling charges charged to customers or incurred on returned goods, and (c) sales and excise taxes actually paid ("NIV").

  • Licensee shall submit to Licensor for approval all advertising and promotional items, budgets, programs and materials relating to the Trademarked Product at least fourteen (14) days prior to intended usage.

  • It is the interest of the parties that Trademarked Product be sold simultaneously through a wide range of retailers.

  • Licensee shall exhibit Trademarked Product in exhibit or booth space at the annual electronics show.