Sentence examples for are being labelled from inspiring English sources

Children are being labelled "naughty" as a result of their teachers' views of their home backgrounds, says a major study published today.

Cheick Oumar Cisse, a former culture minister and one of Mali's most famous film-makers, said: "It's good that these things are being labelled crimes but it is not even the worst thing these terrorists have done.

So Muslims are paying the price for what the Seleka did – all Muslims are being labelled as foreigners and the anti-balaka are saying very clearly that they don't want any Muslims, they must leave, and there is no space for them.

Those who back Corbyn are being labelled by other Labour party members as more emotionally volatile and less predictable, grounded by the elder statesmen on the leadership side of the divide who see backing Anyone But Corbyn as a sign of maturity and calm.

Which means that many normal children are becoming frustrated - and are being labelled - by an entirely unrealistic system.

What remains undisputable is that more and more children are being labeled with autism.

"People see these foods that are being labeled as being low in carbs and they think they're being issued a free pass.

More and more, simple mistakes and misunderstandings are being labeled as fraud.

Legislators and others who differ with unions on this bill are being labeled "anti-teacher".

As the clock ticks, though, more and more schools are being labeled as failing under the law.

(The number of kids getting autism is unclear. Some studies suggest that much of the autism spike is just a labeling shift: kids who used to be labeled "mentally retarded" increasingly are being labeled as "autistic").