Sentence examples for guarantees of origin from inspiring English sources
Unlike cattle, which are raised for slaughter in controlled conditions, the lame horses or former plow animals that are sometimes killed for consumption do not carry the same guarantees of origin or quality.
It concludes that free or restricted certificate trade based on guarantees of origin (GOs) – as proposed earlier by the European Commission – is not a viable option due to some "knockout" criteria, despite other potential advantages.
This paper examines policy processes surrounding the rise and fall of the proposed EU-wide policy instrument designed to help achieve the EU's renewable energy targets the trading of Guarantees of Origin (GO).
Certification schemes are often not compatible internationally and according to some would have to be based on a measureable, technical value, not only on guarantees of origin or similar paper trails.
Finally, for a centralized polygeneration system serving the above three buildings, a particular context condition is analysed, that is the availability of free space to install a large heat storage; it will be shown that this condition moderately influences the amount of electricity assessed as "CHP electricity" and then eligible to obtain "guarantee of origin" and dispatching priority.
According to the directive the EU Member States must ensure that the origin of electricity produced from renewables can be guaranteed and therefore a "guarantee of origin" must be issued (article 15).
These criteria are: supplier guarantee, country of origin, cross-contamination, and processing and product risk.
Members of the IACA Indiann Arts and Crafts Association) are in full compliance with the U.S. Department of Interior American Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990, which guarantees the authenticity of origin, materials and tribal affiliation of the artist.
If our assembly wants to respect the democratic principle of freedom of choice for consumers, we have to guarantee the transparency of origin of the ingredients of our daily bread.
However, a mere duplication of an ancestral locus far from guarantees the origin of a novel gene product and the majority of gene duplicates end up being silenced following a brief evolutionary existence [ 1, 2].
