The requirements for a gluten free product according to these regulations are as follows: «No person shall label, package, sell, or advertise a food in a manner likely to create an impression that it is a gluten free food unless the food does not contain wheat, including spelt and kamut, or oats, barley, rye or triticale or any part thereof».
Using a professional video production company will almost certainly produce better results, though, and a polished, stylish end product with quality visuals, writing, planning, and sound (amateurs rarely cover all these bases) is a lot more likely to make a strong impression on potential customers.
A sincere, funny guy who treats her well will likely make a better impression than an opulent meal at Daniel.
What's it like to work in the NHS? Read any newspaper, watch any news programme, and any casual observer would likely form a singular impression: it's rough out there.
The low development costs of a 747 upgrade would mean it could be priced keenly to counter the A380's lower operating costs.Another potential nightmare for Airbus is that the airlines that have already ordered the new plane may give a false impression of likely long-term demand.
A kitchen with last night's dishes stacked in the sink and your dirty laundry in a pile on the floor will likely make a negative impression.
If someone stumbles upon your profile, he or she will likely make a first impression on the first photo that appears, which will be your most recently added one.
If your office is in a nice area and in an attractive building you're exponentially more likely to make a positive impression upon existing or potential clients.
The longer those ads go unanswered, the more likely voter impressions are to be molded.
Only 25% had a good impression of the likely candidates.
He has made a solid impression and seems likely to keep his rotation spot.
