| This suggests that marketers need to relabel various products to make them seem more utilitarian. |
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| It would mean that American companies would have to go back, repackage, relabel and rebrand their products. |
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| Anyway, a manager in the purchasing department wrote a letter to vendors asking them to relabel their equipment. |
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| It has cut effective energy saving plans only to relabel, repackage and then resell them to Canadians with smaller budgets and less impact. |
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| It is not a time to bring forward previously announced initiatives and relabel them as anti-terrorist measures. |
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| Then simply use the relabel command to relabel the Volume. |
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| If only the outside of the can is wet, dry the container and relabel it if necessary.43 If the film is wet, fill the can with cold water, and replace the lid. |
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| This prevents having to relabel merchandise in the distribution center because sales price changes may be introduced before the trigger date: having to relabel merchandise is very costly. |
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| The statutory and regulatory scheme does not allow the Department to relabel a wellknown and already identified form of government program so as to measure its benefit in a different way than is provided by law. |
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| Manufacturers will be required to relabel products with dosing information for children to indicate that they should not be used by children less than 6 years of age. |
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| Croatian companies hit by the ban are reportedly investigating if they can relabel their products as Serbian. Energy is another source of tension. |
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| The rot set in in 1992, when the Conservative government allowed the polytechnics locally based institutions that originally specialised in vocational teaching to relabel themselves universities. |
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| You can also relabel a channel that is already labeled. |
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| They were subsequently forced to revise their claims down, relabel vehicles in showrooms, and credit customers for the additional fuel costs incurred. |
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