Sentence examples for that labelling from inspiring English sources

We also do not believe that labelling the origin of products is equivalent to a boycott".

Millie Kieve, who runs the charity, says that labelling depression as "mild" sends the wrong signal.

Where did that labelling get us, how has it benefited them?

They fear that labelling them as genocide might leave an irremovable stain on the history of their nation.

He explained that labelling by weight, which may be a pain (but that's a different matter), will not prohibit selling six eggs in a box.

Löfven's "neo-fascist" attack sparked a storm of debate, with critics saying that labelling the far right is irrelevant or dangerous.

Dr Bruce Aylward, WHO's top Ebola official, maintains however that labelling the Ebola outbreak a global emergency would have been no magic bullet.

(Though I do realise that labelling the when-did-you-last-wash-that-jumper? Foals as pop stars might be stretching the term past all credibility).

It is certainly true that labelling wines by their grapes has demystified the appreciation of wine (even French winemakers are now adopting the habit).

Another paper, which looked at Filipino migrants, found that labelling their remittances "for education", with no further strings, boosts them by 15%.

Still, it's hard to imagine that labelling those on the other side of the negotiating table as terrorists was ever going to prove a helpful tactic in the task of securing debt relief from them.