Examples of using Were labeled in English and their translations into Chinese
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They also found a container with more than 30 bottles that were labeled as human growth hormone.
During this era, studies or scholarly works that are seen as critical of the national ideology were labeled subversive and banned.
Many of them were misdiagnosed with autism or oppositional defiant disorder and were labeled as“refusal to speak.”.
Ye Zichuan, head of Guangzhou Metro's publicity department, stressed that the cars were labeled for women but not“only for women.”.
That these inflammatory net users were labeled as“trolls” was no accident.
Mothers were labeled"schizophrenogenic" and even well-meaning clinicians tried to keep them and other family members at a distance.
Guster-Hines, Neal and other black, female leaders were labeled"Angry Black Women" in an attempt to silence and shame them.
Packages taken from the island were labeled,“Santo,” to denote their origin.
When I was at the university in the late 1960's, our generation, the baby boomers, were labeled the"me" generation.
Because Adams signed the commissions of many of these appointments on the eve of Jefferson's inauguration, the new Federalist appointees were labeled“midnight judges.
Yiannas told me that the difficulty in identifying the source of the contamination was that none of the bags of salad were labeled“Yuma, Arizona.”.
It reminded me of decades ago, when the kids who received special education services were labeled, separated and ostracized.
In the analysis of almost 15,000 patients, more than half were labeled R(un).
Some groups, such as Jews, Slavs, Blacks and Roma(also called Gypsies) were labeled racially inferior.
Even though these early models did not rely on genuine markets, they were labeled"market socialist" for their utilization of financial prices and calculation.
Nanling women: the hospital here is in 1959 there, then called the health center, before a lot of doctors were labeled as right decent down here.
Around 7,000 tons of extra-virgin olive oil were labeled 100-percent Italian, though they included oil from other countries like Syria, Turkey, Morocco, and Tunisia.
Those who remained faithful during these trying final days were labeled as“Nazarenes”(cf. Acts 24:5) and“Ebionites”(poor ones) by the larger church.
Similar policies were seen under communist dictatorships, when anyone who opposed the various violent revolutions were labeled as“counterrevolutionaries” and were similarly denounced or killed.
The patients were labeled hysterics.