Sentence examples for cases of cigarettes from inspiring English sources
Would have banned self-service display cases of cigarettes, requiring that a buyer ask a sales clerk for them.
Amed Villa was also charged in Illinois, in the theft of over 3,500 cases of cigarettes, worth over $8 million, from a Peoria warehouse.
Last Thursday, after two armed robbers made off with cases of cigarettes (as well as the cash in his register, DVD's, prepaid telephone cards and lottery tickets), Mr. Toreau decided to sue the government for failure to protect his livelihood.
In one instance, the group of officers was led to believe they were engaged in a theft as they removed cases of cigarettes from two trucks outside a warehouse, prosecutors said.
"As long as we're not tying anybody up, I don't care," he said in a conversation that the undercover agent secretly recorded after Officer Oklu was paid $15,000 for his role in helping steal 200 cases of cigarettes with several other officers in a sting the F.B.I. arranged in May.
I don't know what 20 cases of cigarettes will buy me in prison, but I do know they'll get me something because they're a tradable currency there.
30 31 There are documented cases of cigarette rebranding, for example, the development of the Camel 'smooth character', to appeal to young adult smokers with the explicit intentions of increasing market share and prevalence of smoking among youth.
In the case of cigarettes, we will learn which genes are important in metabolizing tobacco carcinogens in our bodies.
In the case of cigarettes, the cost of the labeling is relatively small but the benefit may be very high because it is proven by the scientific community that cigarettes are detrimental to human health.
Most are accompanied by other restrictions, such as taxes and smoking bans in the case of cigarettes, which means it is difficult to disentangle the effects of warnings from other factors that influence behavior.
