Sentence examples for issue labeling from inspiring English sources
The online version presented a different issue: labeling a story clearly.
Mr. Holman said the agency wanted to issue "labeling for UVA that is analogous to that for UVB, so consumers can look and easily tell the relative level of protection".
As the surprise primary winner in March, Mr. Simon has tried to make Mr. Davis the issue, labeling him a "coin operated governor whose prodigious fund-raising reflects not donors' support as much as their belief they have to pay for access.
Democrats have repeatedly pushed the issue, labeling Trump's long history of repeating the suspicions racist and hurtful.
A second edition of that week's issue, labelled "RESPONSIBLE MAGAZINE," came with a blank cover.
The publisher says its streamlined storytelling efforts are aimed at its existing readership as well as at new or lapsed comics buyers, but acknowledged that an issue labeled "No.
It's hard not to see at least a mild racial undertone: rare is the athletic black quarterback who has entered a draft without the weight of a "character issues" label.
Across Europe, a multitude of different issues labelled as important 'global health' problems are put forward.
In this context, important issues labelled as relevant to global health include the needs to combat HIV/AIDS; ensure food security, adequate sanitation and water supply in third world countries; or reaching the MDGs in general.
Other real estate brokers have taken issue with labeling the event an auction, calling it a gimmick and a sham.
She contended, however, that without scientific evidence showing that genetically modified foods caused health or safety issues, labeling was unnecessary.
