Sentence examples for long been labelled from inspiring English sources

Despite being left-footed, Kink possesses sufficient stardust to have long been labelled the "Beckham of the Baltic".

Lower secondary school leavers have long been labelled with the term 'Bildungsverlierer' (a school leaver who loses out in terms of education and training).

Mr. Rwasa, whose organization has long been labelled a terrorist group by African leaders, recently announced that he will be running for President of Burundi in 2015.

But she was used to that: as a woman who did not come from France's Grandes Écoles, like nearly every French politician, policy maker and corporate chief, she had long been labeled an outsider and was sometimes accused of being out of her depth on economic issues.

Ariel, an elongated urban settlement that lies about 12 miles inside the West Bank, has long been labeled in Israel as part of the "consensus" — local code for settlements destined to be included within Israel's borders under any peace deal with the Palestinians.

The detailed and ongoing case study illustrates the utility of a broad service-based, IT-enabled approach to designing a government service, while simultaneously demonstrating that operational service alignment is the key to avoiding results that have long been labeled a dilemma in the public sector.

And what becomes of sin and repentance, fundamental to the message of the Gospel, when what has long been labeled as "fornication" comes to be seen as an attempt to live before God with integrity?

Missing one season would have been ample punishment for a celebrated figure in the game who will now long be labelled a cheat.