Sentence examples for that labeling from inspiring English sources

The food makers say that labeling would add unnecessary costs.

Critics say that labeling ready-to-eat meats as "fully cooked" is misleading.

After all that, labeling an animal with image troubles a New Yorkie doesn't sound so absurd.

In general, this means that labeling, when it is present at all, tends to be accurate.

But the F.D.A. has said even that labeling could run into roadblocks.

Cashman added that labeling Chamberlain as a failed starter "would be an inaccurate read".

In an 18-page strategy memorandum, he noted that labeling Monokote and other vermiculite products as containing asbestos would severely dampen sales.

Hillary said that "labeling them a terrorist organization gives us the authority to impose sanctions on their leadership....I consider that part of a very robust diplomatic effort".

The strongest opposition has come from retail grocery chains and food processor organizations, which argue that labeling would be a burdensome and costly imposition.

In the thick of the Girl Scout cookie season, it is becoming clear that labeling on some cookie boxes is a little thin.

The Times adopted the view that labeling these as "torture" in news articles could create the appearance of taking sides.