Sentence examples for is being labelled from inspiring English sources

A fixed price entry to that plan is being labelled as a tax.

The extra 15.5 per cent in each case is being labelled a "social charge".

In his conference speech on what is being labelled "rebels' day", he mentioned Corbyn only once, but "power" 38 times.

In his speech to party conference, on what is being labelled "rebels' day", the mayor only mentioned Corbyn once but went on to talk about power 38 times, of which 28 were variations on the phrase "Labour back in power".

"There is a new appreciation that Russia has acquired a very sophisticated capacity for what is being labelled asymmetric, unattributed aggression, which is a combination of political pressure, economic pressure, cyber, propaganda, special forces, surrogates, infiltrators, equipment provision".

Unsurprisingly, this is being labelled the biggest housing revolution since the 1980s, when Margaret Thatcher's government forced councils to sell over one million homes with substantial discounts under a right-to-buy programme.

"The thing that he's dreaded most in his life is being labeled a loser.

"The Nabucco project is being labeled a pipe dream," Mr. Erdogan said.

Clearly, the 19-year-old Stephens is being labeled a rising American star.

While Baccarat is being labeled a luxury resort brand, the "1" brand is described as luxury that is environmentally friendly.

The new class of crime is being labeled "aggravated homosexuality".