Sentence examples for supported the label from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Eye Q ran an ad in the Milwaukee zine Massive as a thank-you gesture to the folks that supported the label throughout the years.

The National Restaurant Association supported the labeling requirements, saying uniform national standards would be better than a patchwork of local rules.

When polled, 93percentt of the American public said they supported the labeling of genetically engineered food and ingredients.

The National Cable & Telecommunications Assn., which includes major players such as Comcast Corp. and Time Warner Cable Inc., said it supported the labels even though it is among trade groups and companies that have sued to stop the net neutrality regulations.

I think that major labels priced themselves out, and in return, the people that supported the labels kind of turned against them because they felt that the price was a bit more than they wanted to pay...that's number one.

Despite the general tenor of his remarks, Green underlined that he still supports the label system.

Results indicated that there were no consistent psychiatric symptoms in any of the groups studied, and they do not support the label of psychogenic cough for CC that is refractory to medical treatment.

This systematic review of 26 epilepsy-specific PRO instruments, evaluated to the standards set out in the FDA guidance [ 5] indicates that none of the identified instruments have the full evidence required by the FDA to support the label claim, and all require further research to support their use as an endpoint.

"I don't know the details of the bill," Mr. Johnson said, but "in principle we very much support the labeling and the disclosure".

However, supporting the label-switching paradigm within IP allows unified IP routing and control across the Internet, and makes seamless integration of IP over both ATM and FR easier.

This means GMA supports the labeling of biotech foods where there is a significant compositional change, where the food is nutritionally different from its traditional counterpart, or where a potential allergen has been introduced.