Region of Origin definition

Region of Origin means the Region where the facility at which the Softwood Lumber Product was first produced into such a product is located, regardless of whether that product was further processed (for example, by planing or kiln drying) or was transformed from one Softwood Lumber Product into another such product (for example, a remanufactured product) in another Region, with the following exceptions:

Region of Origin means the region of the Member State of dispatch where the foods were produced or were erected, assembled, processed, repaired or maintained. Failing this, the region of origin shall be replaced either by the region where the commercial process took place or by the region where the goods were dispatched.

Region of Origin. , on dispatch, means the region of the Member State of dispatch where the goods were produced or were erected, assembled, processed, repaired or maintained; failing that, the region of origin is the region where the goods were dispatched, or, failing that, the region where the commercial process took place.

Examples of Region of Origin in a sentence

• I.1. ConsignorI.2. Certificate reference number I.2.a. Local referenceName AddressCountry ISO CodeI.3. Central Competent AuthorityI.4. Local Competent AuthorityI.5. ConsigneeNameNo.(s) of related original No.(s) of accompanying documents certificatesAddress Country ISO Code I.6. Registered trader Name Address Country ISO CodeI.8. Country of Origin ISO CodeI.9. Region of Origin CodeI.10.

• The letter code representing a softwood lumber prod- uct’s Canadian Region of Origin, as posted on the Administrative Message Board in the Automated Commercial System.

• Table 2: Respondents’ Region of Origin Regions of OriginNoOtherwise, people's countries of origin were extremely diverse, encompassing 56 different countries, providing evidence of the ‘super diversity’ that has recently been identified as a defining feature of London’s migrant population (Vertovec, 2005).

• Table II.1 Annual Arrivals by Region of Origin and Entry Cohort Year of EntryCountry (%)FY 2000FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004TotalColombia4.28.19.311.42.76.5Cuba89.985.385.677.393.987.6Haiti4.65.44.18.12.14.5Venezuela0.10.10.32.21.10.6Other1.21.10.71.00.30.8Total16,02714,76314,1207,55716,18068,647Source: State refugee office The refugee population in Miami is unique in that most of the “refugees” are not granted refugee status prior to entering the country and assigned to a Volag for R&P services.

• Where a softwood lumber product’s Region of Origin is the Maritimes, the original paper copy of the Certificate of Origin issued by the Maritime Lum- ber Bureau must be submitted to CBP and the entry summary documentation for each such entry must be in paper and not electronic.

More Definitions of Region of Origin

Region of Origin. West Coast: 1 (14.3%) Year in Training: Qualitative Analysis:

Region of Origin means the Region where the facility at which the Softwood Lumber Product was first produced into such a product is located, regardless of whether that product was further processed (for example, by planing or kiln drying) or was transformed from one

Region of Origin means the Region where the facility at which the Softwood Lumber Product was first produced into such a product is located, regardless of whether that product was further processed (for example, by planing or kiln drying) or was transformed from one Softwood Lumber Product into another such product (for example, a remanufactured product) in another Region, with the following exceptions: (a) the Region of Origin of Softwood Lumber Products first produced in the Maritime Provinces from logs originating in a non-Maritime province shall be the Region where the log originated; and (b) the Region of Origin of Softwood Lumber Products first produced in the Yukon, Northwest Territories or Nunavut (the “Territories”) from logs originating outside the Territories shall be the Region where the log originated;

Region of Origin means the region forming a part or the whole of Great Britain identified by the Scottish Ministers for the purposes of Article

Region of Origin means the region forming a part or the whole of Great Britain identified by the Scottish Ministers for the purposes of Article 8.1 of Commission Directive 2008/62, with Article 8.1 of Commission Directive 2008/62 being read as if—

Region of Origin means the region forming a part or the whole of Northern Ireland identified by the Department for the purposes of article 8.1 of Commission Directive2008/62/EC;

Region of Origin means the region forming a part or the whole of the United Kingdom identified by the Scottish Ministers for the purposes of Article 8.1 (region of origin) of Commission Directive 2008/62;