"The ingredient/constituent argument has arisen due to the labelling implications of each option.
She rejected what she felt was the label's implication that she cared more about women, because she was a woman, than about the rest of humanity.
When Wade suggested "that you take slaves and return them to secessionists," Stone vehemently labeled the implication "a slander that has been circulated very freely … by men in official position".
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Therefore, an understanding of consumer use of total fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol information on food labels has important implications for public health and nutrition education.
"It strikes me as a way, intentional or not, of avoiding discussing the reasons why refugees from Burma, for instance, take those boats and why other countries are reluctant to give them asylum". How people are labelled has important implications.
It is clear that the degree of regulators' scrutiny in the use of M&S depends on the impact it has on regulatory decision making, i.e., approval, label claims and implications for patients.
It is thus essential to explore GPs' beliefs about the value of the label of CFS/ME, implications of the diagnosis and attitudes towards patients suffering with this condition.
[C4.] Egg Producers Alter Labels Over Care Implications The label "Animal Care Certified" on egg cartons was supposed to assure egg buyers that hens were getting enough food, water and cage space to flap their wings.
