Sentence examples for been quick to label from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the Iranian authorities seemed to have been quick to label Mr. Ali Mohammadi a loyalist, possibly as a precursor to renewed, harsh action against their opponents.

She has interviewed the likes of Hillary Clinton, IMF chief Christine Lagarde, musician R Kelly and designer Diane von Furstenberg; journalists around the world have been quick to label her 'Africa's answer to Oprah'.

Ecosia has been quick to label the new search engine as the world's greenest, but it enters into an increasingly crowded green search sector where a number of organisations are attempting to convert sponsored links into revenue for environmental projects.

Following intense lobbying and convoluted wording negotiations, it now appears that "discrimination on the grounds of work and descent" will nonetheless be discussed in Durban.Sceptics have been quick to label the whole idea of a UN conference on racism as a useless exercise.

And environmental groups have thus been quick to label him "unfit" to run the department, which spends more than $5 billion a year on energy research.

But while Thai authorities have been quick to label it an unfortunate event, the incident has cast light on the systematic animal abuse built into Thailand's poorly regulated tourism industry.

Adults are quick to label conflicts between teenagers as bullying.

Politicians on the right and left are quick to label issues.

He was quick to label white colleagues as racist, filing two discrimination lawsuits on that basis.

Muslim leaders throughout the world were quick to label the attacks contrary to the Koran and Islamic teachings.

The Charleston police were quick to label what happened in the sanctuary of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church last Wednesday night a "hate crime".