Sentence examples for combating counterfeit from inspiring English sources

However, credit card issuers and retailers have made progress in combating counterfeit credit cards by introducing and accepting chip-enabled, or "EMV," cards.

The EU should step up its dialogue with China on human rights, the environment, security, and combating counterfeit goods, it adds.

I am counting on the Transatlantic Economic Council publishing a report in the near future on progress in cooperation in the sphere of the introduction of intellectual property rights, in which it will present the actions to be taken in the future to strengthen cooperation in combating counterfeit goods and piracy.

But while there are new forms of counterfeit goods, there are also new strategies for combating counterfeiting.

Furthermore, the capability, benefits and advantages of using the proposed system in combating counterfeiting problems are illustrated in the findings of a trial implementation presented in this paper.

"The commitment to combating counterfeiting has not been serious until recently, but the events of Sept. 11 are a challenge to us to strengthen those efforts".

The trade association claims the cheap clones deprive industry of $200 billion a year in sales and the cost of combating counterfeiting.

The researchers speculate that these security features will make Spam messages a powerful tool in combating counterfeiting, especially of high value pharmaceuticals, where the consequences of contamination or incorrect dosages are potentially life-threatening.

It is essential for consumer protection and for EU industry for the Commission to be able to adopt measures on traceability of the origin of products transiting EU customs from third countries, as a means of prevention and of combating counterfeiting.

Earlier this year the government suggested plans to launch a task-force on combating all counterfeit goods in the country to supplement the dedicated textile group it launched in 2010.

The protections provided by intellectual property laws are not foolproof, as the legislation has not been entirely effective at combating a counterfeit luxury goods market that is on the rise.