Sentence examples for changed its label from inspiring English sources

In 2001, it changed its label design, introducing a blue and silver scheme that made it look similar, if largely indistinguishable, from its rival Bud Light, which by this point had long ago taken over the light-beer category.

We ask that SlutWalk consider engaging in a re-branding and re-labeling process and believe that given the current popularity of the Walk, its thousands of followers will not abandon the movement simply because it has changed its label.

In a letter on Nov. 6, agriculture officials gave Tyson 45 days to change its label or the feed it uses for its chickens.

F.D.A. officials, while admitting that packaged food companies exploit the current rules, said that it was not planning to change its labeling rules because it had no reason to believe that eating patterns had changed substantially.

They also want Trader Joe's to change its labels.

I couldn't pose with a selfie and a hand-written sign asking for a million "likes" to get the food industry to change its labeling practice.

Recently, the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) changed its safety label for statins and indicated that liver injury associated with statin use is rare but can occur.

This procedure is iterated (Figure 3, fourth panel) until no cell inside the entire computational box has changed its peak patch label during a full loop.

It was made expressly for the foreign market, but then the band's label, Polydor, changed its mind; it was shelved until 2000, when the band's old music became chic again.

But Bruyn's remained a minority opinion, the suggestion of Drost's authorship is now generally rejected, and the Frick itself never changed its own attribution, the label still reading "Rembrandt" and not "attributed to" or "school of".

So if USDA isn't doing its job, what to do? AWI is calling on USDA to change its current label approval process to prevent misleading and deceptive labeling by requiring that all animal welfare and environmental claims be verified by an independent third party.