Sentence examples for adopt the label from inspiring English sources
In 1998 New Zealand was the first nation to adopt the label of "gay/lesbian friendly" when referring to businesses and accommodation – an initiative now recognised globally.
That is true for some independents, but the survey revealed a significant range in the attitudes and the behavior of Americans who adopt the label.
Nacheiner says that you need only spend a few minutes roaming the halls of Def Con, the world's largest hacker convention, which is held annually in Las Vegas, to witness the diversity of people who adopt the label.
More than any other official, Mrs Flores-Hughes (now retired and living near Washington with her husband, a former air-force general, and a yappy poodle named Zorro) prodded President Gerald Ford's administration to adopt the label in the mid-1970s, after much wrangling about the right word.Mrs Flores-Hughes concedes that Hispanic is an ungainly hybrid.
Freethinkers who adopt the label publicly have decided for one reason or another to take the heat, and they are not necessarily representative of the broad range of freethinkers who may choose other labels or none at all.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was among the first to adopt the label "City of Service," tapping many social enterprises and business supporters to align efforts behind overarching goals, such as better health through widely available local food, which also provides opportunities for small-scale entrepreneurs.
More manufacturers should adopt the labels, she said.
Whatever the intentions of those who adopt the labels, "rationalist" and "bright" both suffer from sounding too self-satisfied, too confident, implying that others are irrationalists or dim.
Sue Davies, policy adviser with consumer group Which?, said: "If the food industry really is serious about helping consumers make healthy choices then it must accept the study's findings, start pulling in the same direction and adopt the labelling scheme that works best for consumers".
States with ag-gag rules wouldn't adopt the labeling requirement, but they couldn't stop people from looking.
This faction became the Tory Party in 1784 and finally adopted the label "Conservative" after 1831.
