Sentence examples similar to which labelling from inspiring English sources

In 1954, Arvin was targeted by a conservative Smith group which labeled him a Communist.

It even prompted an official response from the Corzine campaign, which labeled the ad "utterly disgusting".

The standoff complicated diplomatic relationships and drew criticism from other nations, which labeled the United States an arrogant, deadbeat superpower.

The inquiry found the Australian government – which labelled the incident a "disturbance" – failed in its duty to protect asylum seekers.

It has also profoundly irritated the Yemeni government, which labels Mr. Fadhli one the country's most dangerous terrorists.

Only the blandly centrist Time, which labelled him one of America's ten best senators in 2006.

ABC, which labeled its first report after war broke out "When diplomacy fails," has become the bête noire of conservative groups.

The only catcalls have come from the right, most fervently from The Weekly Standard, which labeled the president's accommodation to China "a national humiliation".

"There are tens of thousands of CD's in the system which labels and artists have requested we put into the system".

The big moneyspinner is now touring, which labels generally do not get a slice of - although EMI is said to want in on the act.

Some, contain several children, with general names like the KG series, which labels photos of what appear to be kindergartners from an unidentified region in northern Europe.