Sentence examples for stop labeling from inspiring English sources

Target will stop labeling toys for boys or for girls.

Vietnam should stop labeling imported basa fish as catfish and thereby end what he calls its unfair piggybacking on an industry built from scratch by farmers here and in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi.

She ordered tobacco companies to stop labeling cigarettes as "low tar," "light," "ultra light" or "mild," because such cigarettes have been found to be no safer than others because of how people smoke them.

"We want to change the accountability system and stop labeling so many schools as failures," Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, said in Washington in a speech announcing the finalists.

Judge Kessler ordered the companies to stop labeling cigarettes as "low tar" or "light" or "natural" or with other "deceptive brand descriptors which implicitly or explicitly convey to the smoker and potential smoker that they are less hazardous to health than full-flavor cigarettes".

Last year, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry urged news media to stop "labeling those who deny the scientific consensus behind climate change as 'skeptics.'" Ronald A Lindsay, president of the Center for Inquiry, said he was pleased the AP had decided to stop using "skeptic".

We should stop labelling voters".

They stop labelling themselves as drop-outs; the frantic quest to prove themselves by bravado is not necessary.

Ladybird also pledged to stop labelling books in this way as it did not want "to be seen limiting children".

Last year, The Atlantic's superb political blogger, Marc Ambinder, pleaded with the press to stop labelling Democratic strategist and former Clinton White House aide Chris Lehane a "neutral observer".

That's part of the point: once you stop labelling her, you begin to see how much more is going on.