Somalia, another nation in turmoil, is the third biggest country of provenance.
As a transplanted New Yorker who has lived in Montreal for 20 years, I have been amused by the fact that United States media, on those occasions when they do cover the accomplishments of Canadians, often make no mention of their country of provenance.
"There are many questions, many discussions, to be had about how and why museums must really only hold these things in trust for their owners – there are big discussions about how some materials should be reconnected with their people and country of provenance, loaned to them or, indeed, even returned," he said.
The migration phenomenon is different across countries in terms of magnitude as well as country of provenance, and these differences reflect differences in the reason behind the migration decision.
Only concentrations in which the type (e.g., raw sewage, surface water) and the country of provenance of the sample were clearly indicated were used.
Information on compound concentrations in wastewaters and natural and drinking waters, the source of contamination, country of provenance of the samples, year of publication, limits of quantification, and method of analysis was extracted.
The main map shows events in their geopolitical context, represented as bubbles placed over the country or countries of their provenance.
Across-country analysis of provenances and families was completed and the results are being published in forestry journals.
Order No. 855 on penalties for infringement of indication of country of origin, place of provenance of pork, mutton, goat and poultry meat.
On 17 December 2013 the Commission submitted a report to the European Parliament and the Council on the likely consequences of making it mandatory to state the country of origin or place of provenance of meat used as an ingredient.
