Sentence examples for geographical designation from inspiring English sources

The Latvians, for instance, got a last-minute dispensation to catch under-size herring, a local speciality; the Czechs are still fighting hard over the geographical designation of Budweiser beer.Everybody agrees that it would be unseemly if the great "reunification of Europe" were to be overshadowed by ungracious last-minute haggling over money, let alone herring and beer.

The divisions' names have not been decided, but Bettman said they would be based on geographical designations.

Further clustering of F. vesiculosus populations mainly corresponds to geographical designations and the genetic distances between them are in agreement with a previous study suggesting that this divergence reflects constrained gene flow even at small geographic scale [ 20].

This structure only partly matches the previous biological concepts based on seasonal breeding stocks or geographical subspecies designations.

The structure only partly matches the previous biological concepts based on seasonal breeding stocks or geographical subspecies designations.

The results from genetic analyses have generally supported the accepted geographical subspecies designations [ 6, 30], though confusion has occasionally arisen when using voucher specimens from zoological collections to represent wild populations [ 31].

Then, the production of red propolis raw material and hydroalcoholic extract is part of a production chain of apiceuticals and bioproducts that promotes sustainable development in the region of mangroves and lagoons being awarded the geographical indication label with the designation of origin.

Most of the area of the regional council is designated for nature reserves and national parks; recently, this council initiated the designation of its entire geographical area as a biosphere reserve.

We assigned each sequence to one of seven geographical locations, broadly reflecting traditional subspecies designations [ 6, 30]: Middle East, Asia, Central Africa, East Africa, West Africa, South Africa, and North Africa (Table  1 and Additional file 3: Table S1), and estimated rates of diffusion to and from each location.

The study weights are adjusted for nonresponse within time of year, geographical region, and urban/rural and ownership designations, producing an unbiased national estimate of outpatient visit occurrences, percentages, and characteristics.

Above all this issue illustrates just how awkward protected designation of origin (PDO), protected geographical indication (PGI), and traditional specialities guaranteed (TSG) are in practice.