Sentence examples similar to ban smoke from inspiring English sources

Prior to the ban, smoke-exposed hospitality venues yielded a mean badge value of 4.48 (95%-CI: 3.7 to 5.25; n = 214) cigarette equivalents/day.

Labour has rightly banned smoke-filled rooms but as Seumas Milne says internal party democracy should not be a casualty too.

Clark et al. [ 15] revealed that if parents themselves smoked, banning smoking in the home and speaking against smoking reduced the likelihood that youth will smoke.

Some places have a full smoking ban (100%% smoke-free), other places have a partial smoking ban, and homes have no ban.

"We were the first to ban smoking on airplanes, and the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants".

The government is to ban smoking in public places, threatening an end to the smoke-filled café beloved of students.

(He is not fond of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's smoking ban; he smokes and drinks throughout "Monster").

He immediately led redevelopment efforts, pushed for the passage of a controversial citywide smoking ban (the Smoke-Free Air Act of 2002), revitalized tourism, and erased the city's budget deficit.

Presently, hospitals in high income countries are making a transition from indoor smoking ban toward smoke-free campuses [ 26, 27].

According to the legislation, a full smoking ban (100% smoke-free) covers public places including indoor government offices, medical facilities, schools, cultural venues (including theatres, concert halls, libraries, science centres, museums, galleries and others), commercial venues, public transportation vehicles and stadiums.

The Smoke-Free City people point out that 10 other counties across the state already ban smoking on beaches, and 34 ban smoking in public parks.