Sentences with word «nominative»

After all, I am about as well - versed in the technical aspects of filmmaking as most filmmakers are in the proper use of nominative case nouns and predicate adjectives.

Villiers's replacement, James Brokenshire, has smacked of nominative determinism: since the Brexit vote Northern Irish politics has, after a decade of relative calm, collapsed.

Your use of the trademark should qualify as Nominative Fair Use.

WITH an air of amiable resignation, Feedback must reset our «days without mentioning nominative determinism» chart to zero, to make an exception for a splendid example from Ed Fox.

But notice that to arrive at this understanding of the principle, we must assume that in it the verb «to constitute» is functioning as a copula — that it merely links the grammatical subject to a predicate nominative, thus establishing the identity of «being» and «becoming».

But the time for nominative prissiness may have passed too.

The last nominative determinism stories, salads of gizzards and his chestnuts, Australian graduates in outer space, and more

Risk assessment didn't perform due diligence if you're comment about nominative fair use is any indication; 4.

In the interests of left - right balance, however, it is worth pointing out that there are plenty of (equally nominative) conservative who have sought to use green narratives to rescue capitalism.

What it appears the site really relies on for use of trademarked characters is what's called Nominative Use, which is a type of «trademark fair use.»

To show nominative fair use, a defendant must demonstrate, among other things, that using the trademark is necessary to describe both parties» products.

It can be protected as a trademark, but it would almost certainly be allowed as nominative fair use, since the alternative of indirect descriptive reference («the grocery store founded in 1930 by George W. Jenkins») is not only cumbersome, but it doesn't even answer the question, where only the name can be used.

Even if a trademark is arbitrary and fanciful, the owner may still not be able to enforce his or her rights if it is used in a manner qualifying as nominative fair use, for example, to identify and separate his or her goods or services from a competitor's.

READERS new to Feedback may be unaware of our attempts over the years to expand humanity's understanding of nominative determinism — the phenomenon, first identified in this column, in which people's names appear to have determined their choice of work.

TOWARDS THE END of last year, this column ran numerous examples of «nominative determinism» — the tendency of authors to gravitate towards the area of research which fits their surname.

4 Hume consistently translates the Sanskrit term brahman (neuter) as Brabnia, the nominative single form.

At one point he uses an adjective in the nominative case to modify a noun in the dative (1:15); at another, a nominative singular noun (with a collective meaning) is followed by a nominative plural participle, then by one in the accusative plural (7:9.

Nominative use, i.e., descriptor use; is therefore not an affirmative defense where the confusingly similar use of our trademark is not necessary for identification of competitor ingredients or products.

«Being a resident of Bristol, I must let you know of a nominative version that's known in this city.

2018-04-08 17:07 You are listen to: La piu bella del Mondo (Den enda i Värden) from 1956 by Marino Marini The pronoun you is the second - person personal pronoun, both singular and plural, and both nominative and oblique case in Modern English.

You are listen to: La piu bella del Mondo (Den enda i Värden) from 1956 by Marino Marini The pronoun you is the second - person personal pronoun, both singular and plural, and both nominative and oblique case in Modern English.

A comprehensive and clear overview over the cases in German (Nominative, Accusative, Dative, Genitive) including definitions, articles, adjective e...

Useful for Year 10 - 12 This resource is a visual summary of cases (nominative, accusative, dative, genitive) and adjective endings including an exam...

Starter worksheet with a «match the title» activity and a nominative and accusatives search (in English) on Roald Dahl themed sentences.

Learners consider antecedents, cases (nominative, objective and possessive), as well as types of pronouns, and then craft sentences using...

Unfortunately, it's not as useful as I'd like, as it requires words to be in their singular nominative form for the highlighted definition to work — plurals, declined nouns and verbs of all sorts just can't be found.

And that use of a trademark to describe the trademarked goods, called «nominative fair use,» is A-OK where there is no likelihood that the public will be confused as to Toyota's sponsorship or endorsement of the Tabaris» websites.

You will occasionally find judges using the word «proferens», i.e., in the nominative case, and even the plural, «proferentes».

These editors, whose names adorn the first ninety volumes of Supreme Court Reports, are known collectively as the «nominative» reporters (the Library of the U.S. Supreme Court maintains a complete list of cases by reporter volume and date of decision).

Statutory fair use of trademarks is limited to nominative use.

Bottom line is that under the nominative fair use doctrine it's generally ok for party A to use party B's trademark to refer to whatever party B is doing, even to sell products and services related to whatever party B is doing.

They could maybe get away with this as nominative fair use.

Playboy v Welles is the go - to case on this where the ninth district held that nominative use is fair use when (quoting from wikipedia):