Usage of "designation of origin"

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Name or sign used on certain products which corresponds to a specific geographical location or origin.

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Examples for "gi"

His owner, a small gi is very much pleased with it all. 
 The new yorker 

Ye can gi' me a wee nickname any time ye fancy, Jock.' 
 A week in december 

From that practice on, we only did no gi grappling on Thursdays. 
 My Fight/Your Fight 

Now, Nell, gi' me the stoutest line ye've got on hand, mavourneen. 
 The Coxswain's Bride; also, Jack Frost and Sons; and, A Double R... 

I'll gi' ma life for his, an' ye'll save his to 'im. 
 Burnham Breaker 

So far, only three African products have received an internationally protected geographical indications label. 
 BBC 

He said the wine industry expected legislation for geographical indications to take effect next year. 
 Radio NZ 

Photo: AFP The Government is introducing a geographical indications registration system for wine and spirits. 
 Radio NZ 

For negotiators from Brussels, a Doha deal without tough protection for geographical indications is unthinkable. 
 Reuters 

But what is known is geographical indications also loom large over these talks, as Mr Finny explains. 
 Radio NZ 

Usage of designation of origin in English

A consortium of Sussex wine producers has become the first in the UK to submit a bid for "protected designation of origin". 
 The Guardian 

In 2008, when oscypek was granted Protected Designation of Origin from the European Union, sales immediately went up. 
 BBC 

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Meanings of designation of origin in English