Sentence examples for identifying itself as a from inspiring English sources

Hobby Lobby is not alone in identifying itself as a Christian business.

Labour is identifying itself as a party that wants to beat down anyone in that situation, wants to demonise and stigmatise them.

The company sent members an e-mail advertisement identifying itself as a separate company, without indicating the source of the names.

In a letter, prosecutors said Levada could not continue to release its work without identifying itself as "a foreign agent," as required under a new law.

A little-known militant group identifying itself as a faction of the Fatah movement of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, claimed responsibility for the attack, in an e-mail message to journalists.

However, according to city officials and the lawsuit itself, the Hitching Post filed papers with the Idaho Secretary of State identifying itself as a religious corporation on Oct. 6, the day before the 9th Circuit struck down Idaho's ban.

In a new threat, a group identifying itself as an affiliate of Al Qaeda threatened to plant bombs throughout Australia if that nation did not withdraw from Iraq.

The Palm Pre had been falsely identifying itself as an iPod in order to allow iTunes users to sync with it.

A Twitter handle identifying itself as an outlet of Ansar Al Islam said on Tuesday that its fighters had killed Mannan and Tonoy, denouncing them as "the pioneers of practicing (sic) and promoting homosexuality in Bangladesh".

Last April, it identified itself as a nuclear power when it revised its Constitution.

In that registration, The Times did identify itself as a small business.