Sentence examples for has labeled as from inspiring English sources

Will we continue to support Afghan President Hamid Karzai, whom our government has labeled as corrupt?

Wal-Mart has labeled as false allegations that a routine U.S. lobbying disclosure form reflected improper conduct on their part in India.

She chewed Mr. Pascal out for being condescending to the tenants he has labeled as "bad".

The final chapter — "The Future in the United States of the African Race" — made the case for striking a balance between what the historian Eric Foner has labeled as "laissez-faire and interventionist approaches to the aftermath of emancipation".

He has labeled as "ridiculous" American charges that he agreed to sell shoulder-fired missiles to D.E.A. agents posing as members of a Colombian leftist guerrilla group known as the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.

If Mr. Harbi does turn up now, the Saudi official said, he will be detained and questioned for his association with Mr. bin Laden, who was stripped of his Saudi citizenship in 1994 for calling for the toppling of Saudi rulers, whom he has labeled as apostates.

Volkswagen of America said yesterday that it would withdraw a commercial that four organizations, including the American Psychiatric Association, had labeled as irresponsible.

The Kurdish militia defending the town belong to the YPG, which is part of the PKK Turkish party that the US has labelled as terrorist.

The analysis reveals segments with different spending patterns, including segments we have labeled as 'investors', 'travelers', 'debt-payers', and four other segments.

One of these men is Dhiren Barot, whom American officials have identified as Issa al-Hindi and have labeled as a senior Qaeda operative in Britain.

If someone skips a line that you have labeled as mandatory, the field should highlight in red the moment it is skipped.