Sentence examples for fair labeling from inspiring English sources
If a fair labeling process were somehow created, I actually think it'd build public support for genetically modified foods in the long haul, primarily by illustrating how many safe, nutritious foods now unremarkably contain some constituent from this form of agricultural technology.
"That's why I called it Obamneycare, and I think that's a fair label, and I'm happy to call it that again tonight".
Gerald Marzorati, the editor of the magazine, said that putting a fair label on Christian activists on the right has long been a problem.
Another title was proposed -- "cultures and lifestyles" -- and the conversation moved on to the next debate: Was "extremist groups" a fair label for a category?
The chief executive, Cressida Pollock, said that was not a fair label with the company this year presenting 11 productions, rising to a minimum of 15 by 2018/19.
The $29.99 China Fair label was still on it.
Asked if he identified as a Nazi, he said it was a fair label.
And it's admittedly not a fair label for InterDigital, in contrast to firms that merely buy up patents in order to then sue other people over them.
Malathi Rangarajan's review (The Hindu) was fair, labelling the film an "alluring canvas", praising the opulent sets, locations, rich costumes and imposing cast, yet noted that it was "too short to negate the many loopholes".
