Sentence examples for cigarettes in the same from inspiring English sources

Health advocates have welcomed court action against two e-cigarette manufacturers, arguing it strengthens the case for proposed Victorian laws which would regulate electronic cigarettes in the same way as traditional tobacco products.

In fact, emigration consisted of more than a year of waiting for an exit visa, followed by refugee camps in Vienna and in Rome, followed by landing in Boston (years later we calculated that we had lived in the same refugee settlements and then smoked cigarettes in the same cafés in Boston, in the early 1980s).

Lawmakers also gave the first full-house approval to bills that would raise the state smoking age to 21, prohibit the use of electronic cigarettes in the same way smoking is banned, provide more public grants for university students and automatically register to vote all eligible residents who obtain a driver's license.

The daily consumption per capita of RYO cigarettes in the same period increased according to the scenario considered, from 0.07 to 0.92 units of 0.5 g, from 0.04 to 0.58 units of 0.8 g and from 0.03 to 0.46 units of 1 g (average APC: 14.1).

He said: "Some wards give out nicotine replacements, such as patches, so considering e-cigarettes in the same light would make sense.

This month, 53 scientists who take a different view wrote to Chan (pdf), saying that regulating e-cigarettes in the same way as tobacco products would cost lives by reducing the number of people using them to quit smoking.

With the passage of landmark tobacco legislation last year, he added, the Food and Drug Administration's new tobacco division will be able to regulate the contents and marketing claims of e-cigarettes in the same way it is about to begin regulating traditional tobacco products.

The EU and the UK are both working towards regulating e-cigarettes in the same way as medicines.

Many people hear "safer" and "cigarette" in the same sentence and assume it's yet another trick to increase sales.

* Urging the Food and Drug Administration to regulate e-cigarettes in the same manner as combustible cigarettes.

Parallel legislation under city consideration would ban the use of e-cigarettes in the same places that tobacco is prohibited, including restaurants and parks.