Sentence examples for labelling the current from inspiring English sources

But Mara Clarke, the Director of the Abortion Support Network, believes there is still a long way to go, labelling the current laws "barbaric".

In his announcement, Mr. Schumer labeled the current system "antediluvian".

Economists might, for similar reasons, consider labeling the current economic era the Walmartocene.

negotiators labeled the current round of trade liberalization talks, begun in Doha, Qatar, in late 2001, the "development round".

It's taken Cech by surprise, and he labelled the current situation at Stamford Bridge as a "crisis".

Michael Gove recently labelled the current provision of ICT in English schools as "dull' and argued, schools should have the freedom to teach computer science.

That was a fun job, even though the company chalked up a £176m loss last year, and its founder Sir Ken Morrison labelled the current chief executive's strategy "bullshit".

Mr. Trichet also avoided labeling the current financial distress a credit crisis, saying incoming data suggested lending conditions are tighter but they are not restraining economic activity.

In Victoria, the chief executive officer of the Victorian Local Governance Association, Kathryn Arndt, labelled the current model of exporting waste overseas flawed and unsustainable.

Unlike other influential bodies, the N.I.E.S.R. hasn't hesitated to label the current period as a "depression," which it defines as a lengthy period in which an economy fails to surpass the previous peak in G.D.P.

He was unsuccessfully attacked many times for being a "socialist", so to label the current healthcare proposal as such is nothing more than a second bite at the electoral apple.