Sentence examples for labels would help from inspiring English sources
About 1m Chinese die each year from smoking-related illnesses.More explicit warning labels would help.
Backers contend that "made in America" labels would help fetch a higher price for American meat and produce, but opponents, including corporate ranchers and the meatpacking industry, say the labels would impose a costly regulatory burden and do little to improve food safety.
At the very least, they said, better labeling would help.
The British Retail Consortium, the trade body for UK retailers, said new labelling would help consumers work out what could be recycled and what cannot.
But Larry Soler, chief executive of Partnership for a Healthier America, an organization created to work with the private sector to tackle childhood obesity, said the new labeling would help families make better food choices.
The deal has been welcomed by campaigners, who have argued a clear and consistent system of food labelling would help combat obesity.
It used to be that the record label would help expose you to your audience.
It took me some time to realize the 'boxes' were the 'plugs' (a label would help), and the right hand side of the cartoon 'fades out' without really describing how the characterization is done-another appropriate panel or two would help the reader.
Dr. McClellan said the new food labeling guidelines would help consumers get more information about possible health benefits of certain products even though the science was not settled.
In 2007, several companies applied to MSC for an eco-label, which would help them sell their fish for a premium.
