Sentence examples for official catalogue from inspiring English sources

In 1908 the British Museum collection, numbering more than 10,400 separate editions and probably the most representative extant, was exhaustively dealt with in an official Catalogue of Books Printed in the Fifteenth Century Now in the British Museum, which was first published through the effort of A.W. Pollard but was based largely on Proctor's research.

In this regard, the Court assessed whether the exclusion of non-distinct, stable and uniform varieties from the formal seed market was appropriate for attaining the legitimate objectives pursued by official catalogue legislation.

Another exhibition visitor, Georges Hulin de Loo, published an independent critical catalogue highlighting the large number of mistakes in the official catalogue, which had used attributions and descriptions from the owners.

"Overeating" isn't classified as a psychiatric disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), the American Psychology Association's official catalogue of mental disorders, which is also used in the UK.

"Overeating" isn't classified as a psychiatric disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5) – the American Psychology Association's official catalogue of mental disorders, which is also used in the UK.

Musicians who play reggaeton are threatened with being struck off official lists, making it harder for them to work, and recordings are already being purged from official catalogues.

(Recorded 2 May 1966, at Mr Music, Bricktown, NJ; written by Bruce Springsteen and George Theiss) There's a reason why juvenilia like this tends not to get released as part of artists' official catalogues, instead becoming bootleg staples: precisely because it's juvenilia.

Mass selectors are not only pushed into illegality through the shrinking practices of farm seed-saving, but also through the uniform regulation of the seed market and all correlated legislation establishing official catalogues ensuring the quality of seed circulating in markets and the seriousness of actors involved.

While farmers are protected against crooked seed distributors and impure seed lots by the establishment of official catalogues and clear insurance or liability regimes, the varieties they would perhaps want to cultivate for agronomical, environmental or cultural reasons fail to meet the requirements of the stringent marketing rules of distinctness, uniformity and stability.

Indeed, in most developed countries, and increasingly in developing nations, seed distribution is only allowed after certification procedures based on the distinctness, uniformity and stability of plant varieties (so-called DUS testing), and the inclusion of either actors and/or varieties into official catalogues (Tripp and Louwaars [1997]).

Eiffel's official catalogues make definite reference to the design and export of a church to Manila in 1875, thirteen years before construction of San Sebastián Church actually began.