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| 19:58 Oct 15, 2008 |
| Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright / Text source from Spain | |||||||
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| 4 | a set/group/collection of denominative signs |
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| 4 | a defining integral unit |
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| 4 | wordmark as a whole |
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| 3 | designated ensemble |
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a defining integral unit Explanation: The reference is to the drawing and the text of the motto together. This is a fairly difficult phrase.... |
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designated ensemble Explanation: A possibility. Good luck! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 mins (2008-10-15 20:13:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ...or defined ensemble... |
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a set/group/collection of denominative signs Explanation: COMMUNICATION AND COPYRIGHT TRADEMARK - PromoGroup S.p.A ... the Site (and relative logotypes included) and all the other characteristic denominative signs , ... http://www.promogroup.it/CopyrightandBrand/tabid/66/Default.... In cases of obvious domain name usurpation, where a famous trade mark is simply .... two denominative signs if they coincide in their dominant element. ... http://www.managingip.com/Article/1254483/Reclaiming-your-na... Trademark: "Any sign or combination of signs that serves to distinguish products or ... The names of specific persons may constitute denominative signs, ... http://taiwan.wtocenter.org.tw/www/readDoc_e.asp?documentid=... My 2 cents... |
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wordmark as a whole Explanation: I would use something like this. From what I can tell, "denominative" is not really what is used in English. Word and wordmark are much more common. |
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