Sentence examples similar to uk provenance from inspiring English sources
It then documents an empirical investigation of over 700 relationships in UK engineering projects to understand the determinants and provenance of conductive relationships within projects.
Six have European sequences as their closest relatives but with Maghreb ancestors, of them four have UK (U6a7a1, U6a7a2a), one has French (U6a1b1a) specific provenance, and the other one directly groups with an Iberian lineage (U6a3a2).
A tweet, purportedly from al-Shabaab, announced she had taken part, but its provenance could not be verified.An associate of Lewthwaite, Habib Ghani, a UK citizen from Hounslow in west London, is reported to have been shot dead along with Omar Hammami, an American from Alabama with a Syrian mother, in an al-Shabaab internal feud earlier this month.
Provenance Café Rouge says it works with smaller producers in the UK and France 'whenever possible'.
In the late 1960s, the Trojan label lit upon an efficient way of getting the latest Jamaican hits to the UK market: cheap compilations which gave very little away in their iconography about the music's provenance.
The provenance of the aviary population is not well known, as no live birds have been imported to the UK since the 1960s.
"Provenance," the girl said.
Its provenance is telling.
Others look to provenance.
