Perhaps this doesn't seem like a serious labeling problem.
"We strip from the states the right to do what they believe is in the interests of their citizens and don't substitute any serious label that would apply across the board," Welch added.
Yesterday, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, delivered a letter signed by 21 senators to Stephen L. Johnson, the agency's administrator, requesting more information on a draft risk study that "may conclude" that MTBE is a "likely" human carcinogen, a more serious label than the agency's current "possible" designation.
The development of the Seattle independent record label Sub Pop is tied closely to Soundgarden, since Sub Pop co-founder Jonathan Poneman funded Soundgarden's early releases, and the band's success led to the expansion of Sub Pop as a serious record label.
How can something traditional be neo?" The best half-serious label he could find was "traditional realist revivalism," and he had to admit that it still wasn't very good.
The execution underscored the gravity of the national government's campaign against official corruption, which President Hu Jintao has labeled a serious threat to stability.
This is after a stumbling performance she gave in a radio interview which was labelled a "serious failure" by the Green leader on Liverpool City Council, John Coyne.
This coincided with George Michael's ill-fated attempt to get out of his contract with Sony, which he had termed "professional slavery", meaning the record labels had a serious PR battle on their hands that they could not afford to lose.
Parker said he rejects the "South Park Republican" and "South Park conservative" labels as a serious notion, feeling that either tag implies that one only adheres to strictly conservative or liberal viewpoints.
Hence, other psychiatric disorders, for instance severe depressions or personality disorders could be labelled as a serious psychiatric disorder if the symptoms are grave enough.
