Even if you could do it .. I'm not so sure it would be a good idea. Companies like google, amazon, eBay all have lawyers deep in there pocket and depending on what your using the domain for (more than likely AM) they will shut you down an send a letter for their trademark an then you could lose the domain name altogether.

My thoughts on the subject

Thanks for your opinion. I'll use other domain then, i don't want them to shut my website down later on.

You're welcome

There may be a loop hole or a "disclaimer" but I'm not a .com expert. Maybe one somebody will chime in who knows a bit more on the subject. Either way best of luck to you.

they will not allow you using their trandmark on your domains.

It is not a good idea as the other members said already. What kind of website you are planning to create?

There are very few circumstances that will allow you to legally use someone elses' trademark in a domain name. If you are attempting to generate revenue from the site in any way, the only legitimate way to use a trademark is with written legal permission from the owner.