Sentence examples similar to labelled goods from inspiring English sources

He thinks too many schools are labelled "good" and "outstanding", and that Ofsted should toughen up, be "sharper".

He can't handle the confusion of recognizing that something original might not be easily labelled good or bad.

Outside the realm of the commandments and prohibitions of the Qurʾān, nothing should be labelled good or bad without restriction.

Cluster 4, labelled "Good services", comprised 30.0% of the patients and had average scores for the three outcome items.

But we should not push things to extremes: the law that fines companies if they don't label goods in Catalan, that's wrong.

As Asia becomes a key new market for most brands, being able to label goods "Made in Britain" is a major selling point.

Traditionally, web retailers had to carry other brands before moving into private labeled goods.

More recently, several EU members recommended that European businesses label goods produced in the West Bank.

The EU rejects the suggestion that anti-Semitism or a desire to harm Israel motivated its decision to label goods produced in Israeli settlements.

Last month the EU decided to label goods made in Israeli West Bank Settlements, a move that infuriated the Israeli government.

Six came back with results well within the parameters defined by the E.P.A., labeled "good sanitary quality; bacteriologically fit for human consumption".