Sentence examples similar to badges of origin from inspiring English sources
A trade mark is a badge of origin of goods or services and is usually a name, logo or strap line (although there are cases of shapes or sounds being registered as trade marks).
Like all the instructors here he is wearing a bright-blue ski jacket, a name badge and town of origin.
Energy Department security officials visited the lab last week to explain new measures that will require foreigners to wear red badges with their country of origin to distinguish them easily from Americans.
In 2013, Lakeland Herdwick meat joined the likes of Champagne and Camembert when it received a Protected Designation of Origin badge from the European Union.
The poor condition of the boat, the lack of equipment and, in one case, the discovery of a Kim Jong-ilapelel badge all point to one country of origin: North Korea.
That is, we suggest that, in house sparrows, bill color is the more likely "badge-of-status" than is the badge.
Check product country-of-origin.
Region or province of origin.
Choose the country of origin.
