Sentence examples for a certificate of origin from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a certificate of origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving international trade, shipping, or documentation to indicate the country where a product was manufactured or produced.
Example: "Before we can ship the goods, we need to obtain a certificate of origin to comply with customs regulations."
Alternatives: "origin certificate" or "certificate of manufacture".
Bills of lading and a certificate of origin were organised, and the weapons were shipped to Belfast docks via Liverpool.
As proof, LG Chem provided a "certificate of origin" for a cobalt shipment in December 2015 for 212 tons.
"I hope," Mr. Holbrooke said, "that people buying a beautiful stone will start asking questions and be sure not to buy unless they see a certificate of origin".
If the movement passes inspection, a certificate of origin is issued, and the hallmark of the city of Geneva is stamped on the watch.
The World Diamond Council, formed by the industry's two largest groups last July in Antwerp, said it hoped to have technical issues resolved by November so that every diamond would be guaranteed by a certificate of origin.
Among other things, the UN insisted that no one should buy diamonds from Angola unless they had a certificate of origin that had been approved by the Angolan government.Diamonds have been UNITAs prime source of revenue, buying it plenty of weapons which over the past six months have allowed it to return to war.
Pressure groups and legitimate members of the trade say that a certificate-of-origin system intended to govern the industry is inadequate and that diamonds continue to fuel a cycle of suffering.
Plans are also afoot to establish a certificate-of-origin system, which would make it harder to pass foreign gems off as local.In the long term, the government says it wants modern, deep-shaft mines to replace the hordes of unlicensed, shirtless prospectors who dig up most of the country's gems.
Last autumn Belgium worked with the Angolan government to establish a certificates of origin program to verify legitimate diamonds for the export market.
The way they take the paintings on the walls and pin on each one a certificate of artistic origin.
The cabinet also said that spirits in storage would have to get a certificate of safe origin within 60 days or the bottles would be destroyed.
