Sentence examples for labelling its from inspiring English sources

And it seems only fair to mention – given Chinese media fury at what it's been labelling its "worst Olympics flop" – that China has called bingo! in the table tennis, taking four of the four golds.

If all the main Stormont parties got behind the body - rather than labelling its decisions "illogical" - it would have more room for manoeuvre than the current commission.

Hotheads snipe at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which provides for 1m-plus Gazan refugees, accusing it of turning into a security outfit, and labelling its few foreign personnel as spooks.

India has directly accused Pakistan of involvement in a deadly raid on a Kashmir army base that killed 17 soldiers, labelling its neighbour "a terrorist state".

One FBI memo, which set out the rationale for investigating campaigners in the Houston area, touted the economic advantages of the pipeline while labelling its opponents "environmental extremists".

What no one disputes, however, is that Chávez is a political ally of Farc (last month he called on the EU and US to stop labelling its members 'terrorists') or that for many years Farc has used Venezuelan territory as a refuge.

It proudly didn't label its buttons, leading confused adults to abandon the app after install.

Nevertheless, AquaBounty has said it has no plan to label its fish.

Fowler does this despite ESPN labeling its coverage primarily as French Open coverage (it uses the round Roland Garros logo, too).

It went to court for the right to label its ice cream hormone-free.

It is worth talking about Norway, whose own parliament labelled its non-membership of the EU "a democratic disaster".