Sentence examples for continue labelling from inspiring English sources

That the closest thing to a New Labour figure in the top four jobs is Mr Johnson, a former trade-union man, will encourage Mr Miliband's Tory opponents to continue labelling him "Red Ed".

And if America as a country wants to continue labeling humans by their skin color, then the words used to define the "race" of such a diverse group of people should become inclusive to a grander scope of people.

To continue labeling, as Article 125 does, the intimate relationships of all gay and lesbian service members, including married couples, a violation of military law is both stigmatizing and discriminatory.

This is due, first, to continued labelling with the dye assigned to the individual sample, because the labelling time cannot be controlled and, second, to unspecific labelling of the other two samples of the set when all three samples are pooled in preparation for isoelectric focussing (Figure S1).

People continue to label my work as "post-internet" art and I keep thinking about what that means to me.

We cannot continue to label all opposing voices as un-patriotic or anti-troop, it is not honest, or helpful.

We continue this labelling until t = t*, when we observe the proportion of labelled mtDNAs.

The last three party congresses have all continued to label democracy as too "Western" and therefore unsuited to China.

In fact, the gun lobby continues to label her overall position on guns as draconian and misguided.

The opposition maintains that the Assad regimes continues to label all opponents as terrorists to justify its armed crackdown and to prevent any nonviolent protest movement from jelling that could bring about the government's downfall.

Europe had become the biggest buyer again, but some wholesalers there were blending Darjeeling with other teas to bulk up their volume, while continuing to label the resulting mixture as Darjeeling tea.