Sentence examples for falsely labelling from inspiring English sources

In 1994, Franzia pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud with Bronco by falsely labelling grapes.

A number of egg producers had been found guilty of contravening competition laws by falsely labelling their products "free range".

Good intentions, as usual: the main aim is to stop bosses dodging social-security payments by falsely labelling their staff as self-employed.

Allen Frances, who worked under Spitzer on the DSM-III and who, in 1987, was appointed the director of the DSM-IV, says, "Without reliability the system is completely random, and the diagnoses mean almost nothing — maybe worse than nothing, because they're falsely labelling.

Allen Frances, who worked under Spitzer on the DSM-III and who, in 1987, was appointed the director of the DSM IV, says, "Without reliability the system is completely random, and the diagnoses mean almost nothing — maybe worse than nothing, because they're falsely labelling.

Thus it is questionable to what extent the most recent definitions are helpful to identify persons at risk without falsely labelling to much people to be at risk [ 41- 43], with the postulated consequence of a rapid and aggressive treatment [ 5].

Everything I bought came in falsely labeled".

They also closed a chemical maker suspected of selling falsely labeled ingredients to foreign companies.

The F.D.A. disagrees, saying the deception began with Chinese companies falsely labeling a poisonous product glycerin.

With a few remonstrative commands, I fed these falsely labeled e-mail messages back to SpamProbe for reconsideration.

Even if only one employee in a hundred is falsely labelled illegal, that will cause a lot of headaches.