Sentence examples for 1992 from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Thailand passed two laws to curb tobacco use: the Tobacco Product Control Act – banning tobacco advertisement and sales to minors – and the Non-Smoker Health Protection Act – prohibiting smoking in public places.

But Smith's failure to make a major impact in Europe - the finest moment probably being the home-and-away defeat of Leeds United in 1992, later missing out on a Champions League final place by one point - led to the clamour for something new.

Boardman, the 1992 Olympic pursuit champion, set a distance of 56.375km in 1996, which is no longer on the official record books.

A veteran of the rebellions against the 1992 Maastricht treaty that put modern Tory hostility to Brussels on the political map, he was battling the EU when Nigel Farage was an unknown twentysomething working for a French bank.

Blacklips's Monday night residency at the Pyramid Club between 1992 and 1995 drew previous generations of artists together, including Pfahler, Arias and Atlas.

The Tories lost their reputation for economic competence on Black Wednesday in 1992 and would have to suffer three election defeats before they were allowed anywhere near the steering wheel again.

Sales of ovens and stoves are on pace to be at their lowest level since 1992.

Amid the upheaval in late 1992, the first elected president, Rahmon Nabiyev, was forced to resign.

Eastleigh ought to be natural Conservative territory – it is a constituency which, in the 11 general elections between 1955 and 1992, returned a Tory MP every time, on seven occasions with an outright majority of 50% plus.

The average MP is still a man, aged 51 (as has been the case since 1992), and, somewhat predictably, is most likely to have previously worked in politics.

Universities UK (UUK) said earlier this month that the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS), the pension scheme for academics and senior administrative staff at pre-1992 unisersities is not sustainable.