Sentence examples for official labeling from inspiring English sources
This includes the approval of new drugs, identification of new indications, official labeling (to prevent unwarranted claims), surveillance of adverse drug reactions, and approval of methods of manufacture.
The first decision, issued as World War II was raging in Europe, was widely, if mistakenly, viewed as an official labeling of Jehovah's Witnesses as traitors.
Established indication for any age group in the official labeling of the compound (immediate marketability through accelerated mechanisms) and 6.
Stefano Gabbana and his designing partner, Domenico Dolce, took offense when a city official labeled them tax evaders.
Tomorrow, though, will mark the group's first official label release: XL are putting out Tyler's solo album Goblin.
"Consumers will see it as an official label, so even if people don't know EWG, it will stand out to them," she says.
In one memorandum, a company official labeled the strategy the "Miranda statement," after the Supreme Court ruling requiring that suspects be advised of their rights.
Teenage slang, said Mr Sonnenfeldt firmly, "could hardly be the vocabulary word of an amnesiac".For three months of evidence-gathering before the Nuremberg trials began, Mr Sonnenfeldt's official label was chief interpreter.
The problem, the official said, was that the very breadth and ambition of the exercise, demonstrated by its unwieldy official label -- the United Nations Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance -- was a recipe for failure.
Hams made in only a handful of villages within flooding distance of the Po River (high humidity is crucial to the process) are entitled to the official label culatello di Zibello, although other culatello is made industrially.
Bolt, who calls himself a friend of the Vatican official, labelled Lucie Morris-Marr's report that police were investigating allegations of sexual abuse by Pell a week before he was due to appear before the royal commission a vicious and shameful smear which was part of a "sinister" campaign to destroy the cardinal.
