Consumers who saw these labels were three to five times better at discriminating between healthful and unhealthful foods than consumers who tested labels that merely displayed nutrient stats as percentages of recommended daily intake.
These no-action letters demonstrate that merely labeling a proposal as implicating discrimination issues is not sufficient to avoid evaluation of whether a proposal seeks to address ordinary business operations.
Michele Bachmann seemed to be under the impression that we had an embassy in Iran, and Rick Perry was definitely under the delusion that the voting age in this country is 21 instead of 18. Herman Cain, on his Web site, unveiled the foreign-policy analogue to his 9-9-9 tax jingle, a world map that merely labeled countries "ally," "adversary" and the like.
And just like any other personality trait, "highly sensitive" is merely a label that further informs how a person interacts with the world.
The administration contends that merely by labeling him in this way, it can hold him indefinitely.
But critics of the plan argue that merely putting a restrictive label on a medicine is not enough, and that limited tests might not be adequate to determine a drug's safety and effectiveness.
Château Lafite-Rothschild may never stoop to naming the grapes from which it is made, but in Burgundy more and more winemakers are adding pinot noir to labels that once said merely Bourgogne Rouge and chardonnay to wines long identified simply as Bourgogne Blanc.
New York, before the recession, was a breeding ground for young designers, overrun with labels that became overnight sensations merely because the industry willed them to be so, a phenomenon that can largely be traced to the example of Zac Posen.
Using a nationwide sample, Martinez showed that merely "labeling" a person as suffering from a chronic mental illness led people to think of that person as more animalistic: without the capacity for reason, control, or compassion.
Using a nationwide sample, Martinez showed that merely labeling a person as suffering from a chronic mental illness led people to think of that person as more animalistic: without the capacity for reason, control, or compassion.
