What recourse does a city government have if an applicant applies for a string that matches the city name but the applicant does not intend to use the string in a manner related to the city?

City governments with concerns about strings that are duplicates, nicknames, or close renderings of a city name should not rely on the evaluation process as the primary means of protecting their interests in a string. Rather, relevant concerned parties may elect to file a formal objection to an application that is opposed by the relevant community, or may submit its own application for the string.