As part of earning its $500,000 fee, Landor came up with the name Evercare and established that consumers associate this appellation with hygiene and cleaning supplies.
The authors commence with their underlying rationale: "Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs", referring to the cases of Sjaastad and Spierings [3].
Naturally, later reported cases, carrying this appellation, should conform with the original description of this clinical constellation of symptoms and signs.
Another reason for this appellation's relatively low profile with consumers is that the area has been devoted much more to viticulture than to tourism.
This appellation combined a loose term for the geographical region, "Thames Valley", with the Reading team's nickname, "the Royals".
"Whereas the 1783 Treaty of Paris that officially ended the Revolution and established America as an independent begins with the appellation 'In the name of the most holy and undivided Trinity';" This reference to the trinity was not an acknowledgment by the government of the United States that America was a Christian nation.
Metellus (now with the appellation of "Macedonicus"), having delayed with his army, marched against Critolaus and defeated him in Locris.
Quite simply, Roberto Anselmi, the proprietor, no longer uses the Soave designation because he disagrees with the appellation rules.
— Eric Asimov Dr. Vino: French vintner Nicolas Joly, a leading voice in biodynamic wine circles, holds forth about the problems with the appellation system, the wine media and "technological" wines.
The industry giants are moving into the "origin controlled" market and imposing rule changes to allow pasteurised cheeses to be sold with the appellation contrôlée label.
