Sentence examples for have this label from inspiring English sources

"I have this label 'whistleblower' which is synonymous with troublemaker," she said in 2014, before praising SEC's whistleblower program.

"I have this label 'whistleblower' which is synonymous with troublemaker," she said at the Baruch College event.

If all companies bidding for public contracts across Europe needed to have this label, then governments and other bodies would be able to easily assess which companies are paying the taxes they owe.

I've always had people going, 'Can you patch up my jeans?' We have this label, Feathered Fish: it's me, Dan [Koretzky] from Drag City and Pamela Love, the jewellery designer.

There has also been speculation that the party could lose its millions of pounds in public funding – the cash given to non-government parties to compensate for not being able to use the machinery of Whitehall – if it does not have this label.

The reason for packet loss is identified from whether packets have this label.

The University of California's cyclotron, which weighs tons, has this label attached to it: "Property of U.S. Navy.

The New Yorker, October 23 , 1948P. 23 The University of California's cyclotron, which weighs tons, has this label attached to it: "Property of U.S. Navy.

And at the time, he and Neil had this label called Vapor Records.

Having this label offers a baseline of assurance to the consumer that the food meets the basic nutritional requirements for the type of animal listed on the container.

UK-based Bishop Hill, run by Andrew Montford, has this, labelling the reporters at the IPCC press conference "environmentalists" except for the Mail's David Rose (see earlier post): The general theme of obscurantism runs across the document.