Sentence examples for proof of provenance from inspiring English sources
"What better proof of provenance is there?" James said.
By contrast, the French don't believe what they're eating is genuine unless they've seen gritty proof of provenance.
The American Association of Museums and several other national art organizations supported Mr. Steinhardt's claim, fearing that such decisions could require collectors and museums to return any ancient object that did not have proof of provenance dating to before 1902, the cutoff year specified by Italian law.
It has sent a chill through antiquities dealers who fear more aggressive policing in an area where proof of provenance can be hard to come by, and it has greatly cheered archaeologists who hope that such prosecutions will help cool the illicit antiquities trade.
Finding proof of provenance can be devilishly hard, too.
The four applications involve supply chain-transaction data including a track and trace capability to follow a product through its delivery from inception to market, proof of provenance for valuables like drugs, intelligent temperature tracking (what they are calling Intelligent Cold Chain) and warranty and usage tracking.
Most important, the burden of proof of legal provenance is on the holder of the property.
"I also want to encourage anyone who is thinking of buying an exotic pet, like a snake, to ensure they are provided proof of the provenance of the animal so they are not inadvertently supporting this cruel trade.
The very ball with which he did the deed, now mounted as a treasured artefact and proof of its provenance engraved in silver, was examined in close-up and posters were on sale depicting the hero, 40 years on, kissing it in fond remembrance.
He told the police that he was never asked to show proof of the books' provenance and that he was always paid in cash.
But proof of their Versailles provenance was not found until recently, when they were removed from storage to be cataloged and possibly exhibited for the first time at the Frick Collection.
