Sentence examples for origin rules from inspiring English sources

The government says they comply with EU country of origin rules.

Tighter environmental laws, "place of origin" rules and other new regulations are being introduced in America and Europe, they complain.

In a case dating to 2003, the court condemned Germany for allowing sales of imitation Parmesan in violation of European Union food origin rules.

Among these, they agreed that the Scottish and UK governments should work together to: with respect to food labelling, to agree changes to the European country of origin rules so that a 'made in Scotland' brand is recognised under EU law.

The Nabahani, who were of Omani origin, ruled at Pate and were well-represented in Pemba as well.

"We have maintained all along that the country of origin rule harms livestock producers and the industry and affords little benefit to consumers.

Chef Frank Linn belongs to a growing fraternity of pie-makers who were inspired by Neapolitan pizza but not beholden to the tradition's techniques or its self-serving country-of-origin rules.

The country-of-origin rules also have been challenged by some nations through the World Trade Organization; they contend that the law is a protectionist ploy.

Switching to a country-of-origin rule would bring Rome II into harmony with other European laws and regulations, analysts said.

We can conclude that the general CASE strategy utilizes processes to eliminate "superfluous" isomers from the full isomer set by imposing different structural constraints produced from the molecular spectra and a priori information (sample origin, chemical rules, etc).

The studies on the extraction of hyponymic relations from text, pioneered by Hearst [30] and continued in [31-33] [31-33]uilt on a prerefined number of patterns that give origin to rules.