Castelo, on the other hand, recommended the filing of charges against the manufacturers of substandard construction materials, such as steel rebars and cement, including those who deliberately
mislabel construction materials 'in connivance with government regulators.' He said: 'We should zero in on the use of substandard steel products manufactured using the wrong process.
UPS is adding a new 1ドル-per-package fee if retailers
mislabel a package's dimensions.
A discussion on the CAP website (9) entitled "When a Rose Is Not a Rose: the Problem of
Mislabeled Specimens" has several suggestions to guide laboratories with procedures that minimize
mislabel risk.
Bush's signing of a bill (twice vetoed by former President Bill Clinton) to outlaw so-called partial-birth abortions, a nonmedical propaganda buzzword invented by anti-choicers to
mislabel an accepted procedure known to the medical community as intact dilation and extraction (D&X).
In August, Ryan signed into law a measure that creates criminal penalties for those who
mislabel food that has not been prepared according to Islamic law.
In his book he writes it would be "grossly wrong to
mislabel all Catholics as willful followers of the Antichrist" but adds, "there is some legitimate cause for concern that the Vatican may one day run amok."
When public intellectuals join in the ideological labeling, they deflect even serious readers' attention from whatever the writers they
mislabel are actually saying.
A number of practice variables were found to correlate by univariate analysis with sample
mislabel rate and WBIT.
Misdescription can take many forms A WELSH council has vowed to continue prosecuting producers who
mislabel food, in a bid to bolster consumer confidence after two high-profile cases involving eggs.
In June, the police searched the company, and the agriculture ministry said in a report on its on-the-spot investigation that Meat Hope had begun falsely labeling meat products 24 years ago and that it had employed more than 10 methods to
mislabel products.