Sentences with phrase «under that label»

I'm sure all of this falls under some label of parenting methodology, but I don't think it matters what I call it.

Futures, or more specifically, futures contracts, are a type of investment that belongs under the label derivatives.

This would be more truly «free trade» than what now passes under that label.

Take all ingredients under the label «Sauce mixture» in a bowl and mix it well.

We also have a research and development department that can create your recipes for sale under your label.

It's an unfair burden forced on women who struggle with breastfeeding; one that can easily be removed if we choose to stop putting women in boxes and pinned under labels.

To follow the progression of my investment portfolio, you can click under the label «Investment portfolio» located in the right column of the blog.

A new label covers up the new ingredients so you can't see them till you peel under the label.

When you are done, tap the «Brief» button and a case brief is created, with your highlights organized in bullet points under the labels associated with each color.

Born in 1903, Sutherland belongs to a generation of artists loosely grouped together under the label of Neo-Romantics.

The sanctioned entities now fall under the label of Specially Designated Nationals (SDN), which means their U.S. assets are frozen and U.S. entities are forbidden from doing business with them.

The DSi may have seemed like an ordinary upgrade to the DS, but it actually had its own library of games under the label of DSiWare.

Malandrino is renowned for her runway and contemporary designs under the labels Malandrino and Catherine Malandrino, respectively.

Bottles sold under that label by some merchants cost 50 % more so it is great value.

And that They and I are no longer living under labels of sinner, homosexuals, alcoholics (I have been one), but are now ACCEPTED CHILDREN OF GOD!

The company also offers a wide variety of best - selling gourmet sauces, garlic, spices, and other unique specialty condiments packaged under these labels: Beaver, Inglehoffer, Napa Valley, Tulelake and Pacific Farms.

«That's really leading us to add new products under that label and grow our branded business.»

It allows you to make your own choices — you can practice attachment parenting while also doing other things that don't necessarily fit under the label, just like you can walk and chew gum at the same time.

She sells the yarns through her shop Yarn Yarn and has her own line of own wearable art made from the yarns, ribbons and silks, which she produces under the label Crochet Mushroom from her studio on the River Tay in Fife.

New Hampshire About Blog Kate Kilgus, Londonderry, New Hampshire artisan, creates handwoven wearables and home decor under her label, Nutfield Weaver.

When the Stars Begin to Fall: Imagination and the American South at the Studio Museum in Harlem incorporated noted contemporary artists alongside artists often categorized under the labels folk, outsider, vernacular, or self - taught, all who shared an interest in the American South as a real or imagined location.

Deacon is part of a generation of artists, including Richard Long, Tony Cragg, Bill Woodrow and Richard Wentworth, who have tended to be grouped together under the label New British Sculpture, and when he received the prize he felt that he was the first «in a slightly different generation of artists to be recognised».

This heuristic goes under the label representativeness.

Profits from Solms - Delta estate, which produces 30,000 cases of wine annually under labels such as Cape Jazz and Africana, allow the workers and tenants to pay for health care, school fees, and a social worker to tackle issues of alcoholism and domestic violence.

By the early 1930s it won over consumers under the label Dulux «Brush» Duco.

Most «revolutionary» and violence - advocating communist groups, including the terrorist Red Army Faction, jumped on the Antifa bandwagon, and only appeared under this label since then.

One generally assumes that constitutional bills of rights are needed primarily to limit the power of governments and to protect the legal space for those ordinary communal activities often grouped under the label of «civil society.»

Rush Rich is believed to be sourced and bottled through bulk wine suppliers and third party bottlers in South Australia, and then exported under labels that copy the look and feel of Penfolds wines, infringing TWE's rights to the Penfolds and Ben Fu (奔富) trademarks.

She sells the yarns through her shop Yarn Yarn and also has her own line of own wearable art made from the yarns, ribbons and silks, which she produces under the label Crochet Mushroom from her studio on the River Tay in Fife.

If you are new to our blog, we encourage you to look through the topics we've covered so far (on the left side under Labels).

Independent testing has found high levels of phthalates hiding under the label fragrance.

Amazon Publishing has several imprints under its label, including Montlake for romance, 47North for an eclectic mix of urban fantasy, and Thomas & Mercer for mystery and thriller; Amazon Publishing also contains two other imprints, Amazon Encore and Amazon Crossing.

Which meant he could start ramping up production of table wine under that label.

Indeed, this assumption plays a large role in economic theory, leading to exclusive concentration of attention on capital and labor and virtually denying the importance of the physical world, which enters theory only under the label «land.»

It was not then unusual, particularly in the union movement, for Labour supporters to work closely with Communists, whose discipline and organisation they admired and who shared a loathing of the «ultra-leftists» associated with various groups that went loosely under the label «Trotskyist».

They file it away in the part of their heads for things they don't want to bother thinking about, usually under the label of «hipster» or a similar vague, dismissive term.

The Rosenthal Estate Winery planted its first vineyards in 1986 and»87 and produced its first vintage two years later under the label Malibu Hills Vineyards.

She's now a licensed wine import agent and even owns her own vineyard in Argentina making Malbec under the label MouthWater.

When theology, whether under that label or designated as religious studies, flourishes under the auspices of the humanities and social sciences, not only has the game moved to a different ball park, but the rules and umpires are also changed.

What factor do all these theologies have in common that justifies their inclusion under the label of theology?

In time, perhaps, it will yield a biblical theology of womanhood (not to be subsumed under the label humanity) with roots in the goodness of creation female and male.

A lot is being sold under the label Christianity that is actually the desertion of the Christian faith, nothing less than apostasy.