Sentence examples for project has labeled from inspiring English sources

We have an active land trust, and the Branford River Project has labeled every sewer drain in town to warn people that anything they put in it goes into the Long Island Sound and the Branford River".

Darvish has labeled the project a technical and natural folly.

"Grandfather Project", I've labeled my near empty file on him (I have dozens of such folders, marked in black Texta, for each of the books or essays I might one day write).

An official reply said HBP members were "saddened" by the protest and Prof Henry Markram, the project's chair, has labelled it a personal crusade.

These fundamental considerations have informed the way in which the project has been approached what Linda Smith has labelled the 'tricky ground' of research.

You've labeled the head, you've labeled the ears.

But the $4.5 billion project has largely been labeled a New Jersey issue.

But it has been roundly condemned by civil libertarians and welfare advocates, who have labelled the project distasteful and demoralising.

In recognition of this limitation we have labelled the project a 'realist-informed' review.

Some commentators have labelled him a "project" - a Kenyan term for stooge - of powerful forces keen to block Mr Odinga's ascent to power.

An example of this case is when the source software project has a binary label space of true for defect prone and false for not defect prone, and the target domain has a label space that defines five levels of fault prone modules.