Sentence examples for cigarette firm from inspiring English sources
In another document - a one-page summary of a meeting between Commission officials and the US cigarette firm Philip Morris - even the date of the meeting is removed.
His 27% shareholder, the Marlboro cigarette firm Altria, was lobbying for the deal to happen from the off and liked AB InBev's tax-friendly share alternative.
What possible upsides could a cigarette firm or a coal-fired power producer have that would swing their overall dial from a minus to a plus?
The multinational Kraft Foods, itself bought by and then spun out of Philip Morris, a cigarette firm, went on an expansion binge culminating in the takeover of Cadbury, a British rival, in 2010.
Labour has urged David Cameron to investigate claims that a contract that his electoral strategist, Lynton Crosby, signed to provide the cigarette firm Philip Morris International (PMI) with lobbying services could be worth as much as £6m.
Two years ago the European Court in Luxembourg overruled a tobacco advertising code very similar to the new law, after an appeal from the German government together with the British cigarette firm Imperial Tobacco and some European publishing companies.
In the decade to 2010, 185 cigarette firms and 1,800 brands have shrunk to just 30 firms and 133 brands.
R.J. Reynolds and Brown & Williamson, the transatlantic arm of British American Tobacco, have both suffered recently because of fierce competition from discount cigarette firms.
NEXT month, in Miami, the tobacco industry faces a jury decision that could impose fines so vast that cigarette firms might end up in bankruptcy.
Amin rejects claims that this is a fig leaf, akin to cigarette firms publishing guides to giving up smoking on their websites.
Far from it: they may have to obey fiddly rules about not marketing to small children in North America, but cigarette firms can still mint money in the rest of the world.
