Sentence examples for issue was labelled from inspiring English sources

The caption read, "The Birth of Humor," and the issue was labelled with a banner: "IRRESPONSIBLE MAGAZINE".

This issue was labelled by Openshaw [20] as the Modifiable Area Unit Problem (MAUP), expressing that results of spatial analyses are influenced by the chosen zone size.

The early issues were labeled vol. 3 no. 1 to no. 12.

The company promptly issued a denial, which was labelled "inaccurate and misleading" by OFHEO's director, Armando Falcon.

The film was also featured on the May 23, 1983 TIME magazine cover issue (where it was labeled "Star Wars III"), with the reviewer Gerald Clarke saying that while it was not as exciting as the first Star Wars film, it was "better and more satisfying" than The Empire Strikes Back, now considered by many as the best of the original trilogy.

By contrast, Mr Cantle's understated manner has helped him to talk firmly about the issues without being labelled either politically correct or racist.

Emma Watson has said she remains determined to continue campaigning on gender issues despite having been labelled a "feminazi" by critics.

Kruger was widely criticised for the comment and released a follow-up statement on twitter, saying that she wanted to "be able to discuss these issues without automatically being labelled as racist".

"Following the atrocities of last week in Nice where 10 children lost their lives, as a mother, I believe it's vital in a democratic society to be able to discuss these issues without automatically being labelled racist," she wrote.

Above the obligatory cover shot of a shirtless Adonis-type torso, this month's mag is labelled "the issues issue".

It takes the kind of privilege that's based in a human's supreme confidence that he will never personally experience the issue he's labeled as "inferior".