Sentence examples for labeled abroad from inspiring English sources

The agreement also increases the likelihood, advocates say, that gene-altered crops meant for commercial processing will be labeled abroad.

On CD, it is available only on pirate labels abroad.

George John: O.K., O.K., the F.C. Dallas central defender can't really be labeled an American Abroad just yet, but given the rampant transfer talk and Blackburn's ugly 3-1 defeatoto Aston Villa on Saturday, it seems more likely than ever that John is on his way to northwest England.

Opposition leaders were jailed, and nongovernmental organizations that received funding from abroad were labeled as "foreign agents".

If 9/11 was payback for Beirut, 1982, then the next attack on the US or its citizens abroad will likely be labeled, 'Gaza'.

Abroad, it's forging a relationship with a company USTR labeled a top offender of music piracy.

Abroad, it labelled the Socialist government as anti-business.

There is the locally bottled brand, labeled simply Coca-Cola, and "American Coke," labeled Coca-Cola Classic -- bottled in America and shipped abroad.

When President Bush labeled Iraq, Iran and North Korea an "axis of evil" in his State of the Union address, for example, many executives at American businesses abroad cringed.

The problem is not just the inexcusable deception over what country the meat is produced in (pork from pigs reared abroad can be labelled "British" if the meat is processed in the UK).

The charges further allege the bloggers were linked to Ginbot 7, an opposition movement based abroad that the government labelled a terrorist group in 2011.