Sentence examples for factual labels from inspiring English sources

The report recommended that technology products be sold with factual labels, rather like processed foods, so consumers will know how much radiation they emit, how much energy they use and so on.

What would I ever say if not some understatement, some useless factual label?

One problem – the NY Times article wasn't labeled as an opinion piece, it was labeled as factual reporting.

The judge ruled that the labels were not factual and required the companies to use cigarette packages as billboards for what he described as the government's "obvious anti-smoking agenda!" The 29-page ruling was a setback for Congressional and F.D.A. efforts to bolster the warnings on tobacco packages.

The European Commission says it will allow product placement in fiction, but not in news or factual material, and will require that broadcasters label it clearly.

The desire that the images be seen as art seems implicit in the trivializing titles (nowhere evident in the book) that Mr. Fair has added to the images on view, even though the labels go on to provide more factual details.

Asked for comment about why the McCain campaign would repeat assertions that have been debunked, Tucker Bounds, a spokesman, suggested that these assertions were not inaccurate but were "legitimate and factual criticisms" that the Obama campaign was simply labeling as lies.

"Basically the only place that these financial guys consider factual enough for rebroadcast is the one part of the Rupert Murdoch bias machine explicitly labeled opinion".

The Muslim Brotherhood was labeled a terrorist group by the Egyptian authorities in December (though no factual evidence that it is engaged in terrorist attacks was provided).

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