Sentence examples for Brand it as from inspiring English sources

Only after a reporter asked Mr. McCain about this Katrina homily on April 24 did the candidate brand it as "nonsense" and the preacher retract it.

She is working with other lawyers from Belfast, Dublin and London to persuade the European court of human rights to censure the UK over the men's treatment and to officially brand it as torture.

These valuable professionals see it as their duty to protect the organization from damaging information and to brand it as attractive to potential employees, to clients, and to investors.

While natural gas emits less carbon dioxide than coal when burned for electrical production, which has led producers to try to brand it as a "clean" energy source, it remains a fossil fuel that emits carbon into the atmosphere when burned.

So, when there's any problem with a reactor, TV will hyperventilate and quickly brand it as a "crisis".

As this race enters its final stage, the media are seeking to brand it as a two-horse race between New and old Labour.

"The Massachusetts Democrats are desperate to reclaim Barney Frank's district and re-brand it as yet another 'Kennedy Seat,'" read the letter, referencing the Senate seat held by Edward M. Kennedy before Republican Scott Brown won it, in a surprise upset, in 2010.

LibertySurf is to announce its comeback with a major advertising campaign that brands it as the caring, sharing internet service provider.

But UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond rejected the opinion and branded it as "ridiculous".

In the 1960s, local book retailer Richard Booth struck on the idea of branding it as such.

Students have hit back at the decision, with the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts branding it as "ridiculous".