Sentence examples for ban industry from inspiring English sources

The medical school also took steps to separate, but not ban, industry financing and industry exhibits from Harvard's postgraduate education classes.

In 2014, Consumers Report kicked off the "Kill Natural" campaign to ban industry's most profitable--and yet most misleading--label claims.

When the University of Michigan Health System banned industry lunches last year, officials calculated that they had been worth $2.5 million annually.

The accreditation council first began insisting that courses should be "free of the control of a commercial interest" in 2004, but some medical organizations like the heart association have been protesting since a clarification last year that banned industry employees from talking about their business lines at accredited events.

However, the Victorian government issued a statement which said it had no plans to ban the industry.

During the temporary ban, some industry watchers hope that television stations will lessen their dependence on live feeds from helicopters.

After he noted that in the past Mr. de Blasio had voted to reform, but not ban, the industry, Mr. de Blasio erupted in irritation.

A bill to ban the industry has the support of more than 62% of the population and was initially backed by the ruling FMLN party.

Now the issue has made it onto the election agenda, with the opposition BJP Party - tipped to win the country's vote - threatening to ban the industry.

In 2004, revelations of unreported financial conflicts of interest in the intramural program at the U.S. National Institutes of Health prompted a ban on industry consulting by NIH scientists.

Although Perdue Farms and other producers stopped using Baytril before the July 2005 ban, an industry spokesman said alternative drugs are not as effective in dealing with respiratory illnesses in mass-produced poultry.