Sentence examples for origin which from inspiring English sources

One example is UK-based Origin, which also has a presence in Poland and Ukraine.

Stilton is covered by a protected designation of origin, which is linked to the region a product comes from.

"Picasso" was an unusual and little-known name in Málaga, and reportedly of Italian origin (which the artist himself denies).

Part of the plan to "serve customers better" – one of six humdrum strategic priorities – involves displaying wines by country of origin, which is what most supermarkets already do.

The new company will also include the assets of Bristol-based specialist publisher Origin, which owns more than a dozen titles including 220 Triathlon and Perfect Wedding.

Several letters occur only in words of Hebrew-Aramaic origin, which retain their traditional spelling in many countries.

A third issue involves the so-called rules of origin, which define where, for the purpose of trade agreements, goods have been made.

The also found the report provoked "intense dislike and serious contempt on the grounds of race or ethnic origin", which is another breach of the code of practice.

The party was billed as a "wake" for Origin, which is not actually disappearing but is being absorbed ever more completely into Electronic Arts.

Bezos also outlined his vision for his space company Blue Origin, which has been carrying out tests of its reusable space vehicle over the last few weeks.

Deposits of different origin, which constitute the regional stratigraphic units, are characterized.