Sentence examples for which are branded from inspiring English sources
Low-end laptops use low power Atom designs, which are branded Atom, Celeron and Pentium.
(The stoves, which are branded Ndzilo, which means fire, are currently made in Sweden, but CleanStar says it wants to move production to Durban, South Africa).
In future, organisations which are branded as "employers of choice" will have to offer genuine balance between life at work and off work.
— Word of Wisdom, harfehesaaby.blogspot.com, Sept. 24 Most Western news agencies like CNN and Fox News, which are branded by the regime as the agents of a Western cultural war, broadcast the speech of President Ahmadinejad live.
The devices, which are branded as Slate or Ativ Smart PCs depending on where they are sold, function as hybrids - working either as standalone tablets or as laptops when added to keyboard docks.
Kent has the highest number of National Challenge schools in England: schools which are branded "failing" based on the British Government's floor targets that 30% of pupils achieve at least 5 GCSE grades A to C. Of the 63 secondary modern schools, 33 missed this target; thus 52% of Kent secondary modern schools (34% out of all 96 maintained secondary schools) are "failing".
He told the Guardian: "In the particular case of somebody who's offering … something which is branded internet, it's not internet, then you just say no.
Until Tuesday morning the agreement did not include the stadium, which was branded with Ashley's retail company, Sports Direct, until a naming rights buyer was found.
Egypt accuses both Qatar and al-Jazeera of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, which was branded a terrorist organisation after the military deposed the president, Mohamed Morsi, in 2013.
The meeting today was the first between a senior United States official and the rebel group, which was branded a " terrorist" organization earlier this year by senior State Department officials.
A man of great good character and a lifetime of public service, President George H.W. Bush, said "Read my lips," which was branded a lie, and he lost an election.
