Sentence examples for which have branded from inspiring English sources

Don't be surprised to see some corn seed migrate to countries like France or even Germany, which have branded them as poisons.

Don't be surprised to see some corn seed migrate to countries like France or even Germany, which have branded it as poison.

He had broken with the Nation of Islam, which had branded him an enemy and a traitor.

In Columbia, which has branded itself "the new Southern hot spot," residents say the city's time has come.

CNN, which has branded itself as the cable news network without a partisan skew, has apparently made the sale among independent voters.

The NUJ, which has branded the move a "pension robbery", claim that the new arrangements will deplete the pension by £4m in a cost-saving move by Nikkei.

Tapping Mr. McQueen to design a collection seems a little odd even for Target, which has branded itself as a design maverick, given the times.

Some commentators suggest this move was aimed at stifling criticism of the paper which had branded health minister Dr "Beetroot Mantoo Tshabalala-Msimang, "a thief and a liar".

He recently left his role as a managing partner in the Nobu chain, which has branded its Japanese cuisine from downtown to Dubai, and set out on his own.

The Syrian Christians severed relations with the Western churches, which had branded them monophysites, and set up their own patriarchs of Antioch in opposition to the Chalcedonian patriarchs, whom the Syrians called Melchites ("Emperor's Men").

The New York-based Commitoee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), which has branded Iran as one of the world's worst jailers of journalists, has asked Tehran to shed light on the situation of the detainees.