Sentence examples for agency labels from inspiring English sources
However, the agency labels bifenthrin as a possible human carcinogen and is currently reviewing both chemicals due to suspicions that they could cause allergic reactions and disrupt the endocrine system, said John Wargo, an environmental health professor at Yale University.
China's Xinhua news agency labelled US domestic politicians "dangerously irresponsible" for wrangling over debt.
The United States Anti-Doping Agency labelled Armstrong a "serial" cheat in its recent report on the 41-year-old Texan.
The United States Anti-Doping Agency labelled Armstrong a "serial" cheat in their recent report on the 41-year-old.
Lance Armstrong's reputation lies in tatters after the United States Anti-Doping Agency labelled him a "serial" cheat who led "the most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping programme that sport has ever seen".
In previous years, the agency labeled disturbances by letter and number of the subsequent unnamed storm.
The state-run Anadolu news agency labeled it a "temporary injunction," though senior members of the ruling party said they would abide by the order.
The industry groups argued that many safeguards can be sidestepped by law enforcement agencies labelling a request "urgent", warning that is "something that it is easy to imagine agencies would almost invariably do".
To avoid having a potential buyer arrive at a listing and be surprised to find an empty apartment, both agencies label their online photos as "virtually staged" and pair them with photos of the unfurnished rooms.
Over the past decade, it has moved individuals that some social service agencies label as "the hardest-to-serve" homeless people in the District into their own apartments, under individual leases, in all eight wards of the City.
Instead, under the system proposed by Mr. Watt's bill, radio and online outlets alike would have to negotiate for rights through a market administered by SoundExchange, a nonprofit agency, giving labels and artists the right of refusal.
