Sentence examples for move to labelling from inspiring English sources

In parallel, there should be a move to labelling marine oil supplements with these same oxidative indices and a production and storage chain that minimizes oxidation prior to purchase.

Israel has long said it sees the EU move to label goods from settlements as akin to the BDS movement, which advocates a wholesale ban on Israeli goods, services and culture as a means to pressure Israel to end the occupation of West Bank and East Jerusalem and recognize a Palestinian state.

But the anxiety was palpable after a second straight loss and Anthony was moved to label the Sacramento game "a must-win".

Think tanks like TRAC have moved to label them a terrorist organisation, and even the pro-Sinhala, pro-Buddhist government has issued statements urging BBS to avoid conflicts.

Think tanks like TRAC have moved to label them a terrorist organization, and even the pro-Sinhala, pro-Buddhist government has issued statements urging BBS to avoid conflicts.

A higher price is needed, he said, because otherwise "artists would cancel their contracts and move to another label" in protest.

After week 12, patients who experienced a disease flare or nonresponse could move to open-label treatment with 40 mg every other week, and then to 40 mg weekly for continued flare or nonresponse.

Patients with an inadequate response (same definition as above) could move to open-label adalimumab 40 mg every other week beginning at week 12 and subsequently to 40 mg weekly for continued inadequate response.

Brilliant Corners was an astonishing mid-career development from Monk's move to the New York label Riverside.

Britain's move to study tougher labeling guidelines took many by surprise.

There is another impetus for companies to move to change the labels before the regulators do -- recalls.