Some areas demand that all wines be submitted to tasting panels in order to be eligible to use the appellation name.
In the 13th century Arabs used the appellation Istinpolin, a "name" they heard Byzantines use eis tēn polin which, in reality, was a Greek phrase that meant "in the city".
In the 13th century Arabs used the appellation Istinpolin, a "name" they heard Byzantines use eis tēn polin which, in reality, was a Greek phrase that meant "in the city". Through a series of speech permutations over a span of centuries, this name became Istanbul.
bAs NHIC does not have specifically structured categories of children and adolescents, we will use the appellation junior for all of age 0 18.
After this report, a number of reports used the appellation of lymphangiosarcoma without clear definition [ 2– 4].
Wines made with imported varieties like those in Mr. Bizeul's vineyards are generally sold as vin de pays, because the use of these grapes disqualifies them from using the more prestigious appellation labels.
While Moscow's efforts to bite off a large piece of southeastern Ukraine, an area Putin described using the Tsarist-era appellation Novorossiya, proved beyond the Kremlin's capacity to achieve, the very act of intervening left the Ukrainian government and the West searching for a solution to a crisis of Moscow's making.
They have happily abandoned the right to use the local appellations in favor of the freedom to experiment.
Christina Warren, writing at Mashable, wondered whether Apple had opted for the appellation of "rose gold" as a way to avoid using the overtly girly "p" word.
Christina Warren, writing at Mashable, wondered whether Apple had opted for the appellation of "rose gold" as a way to avoid using the overtly girly "P" word.
