Sentence examples for commitment to tobacco from inspiring English sources

A commitment to tobacco taxation was also removed, despite the fact that many nations have already agreed to do so under the WHO 2003 Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.

If we want to spare the next generation from the tobacco-caused disease and death that afflicts ours, we need to renew our commitment to tobacco prevention and control so we can continue shifting attitudes and norms toward tobacco.

In summary, shared parenting practices were linked with a commitment to tobacco cessation with less acceptance of men's smoking, and alignment with gender discourses that challenged hegemonic masculinity.

As study participants' comments indicate, the gaps in tobacco cessation services in Vietnam are not the result of a lack of commitment to tobacco control.

26 The lack of commitment to tobacco control in the government departments outside of the ministries of health has also been a significant concern in studies on FCTC implementation in China, 4 Ghana 9 and Ecuador.

Its recent decision to accede to the FCTC does not appear to represent a softening of its historical opposition to the treaty, but rather a strategic move to better protect and defend its tobacco interests in a world with a growing commitment to tobacco control.

It appears that shared parenting styles mediated by shifts in performances of femininities and masculinities that accompany such practices support commitments to tobacco reduction and cessation.

"This ruling is a disappointment, but it will not deflect us from implementing our manifesto commitment to ban tobacco advertising," the minister said.

He sees a relatively low incidence of smoking among his students, but during the overseas summer courses 'They're smoking like crazy.' Somewhere on a desk in his office, there is a reply to a letter he wrote to health secretary Alan Milburn in which he complained that the Labour government wasn't honouring its commitment to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship.

The Chinese National People's Congress ratified the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) on 27 August 2005, signaling China's commitment to implement tobacco control policies and legislation consistent with the treaty.

"We want to not only support the new F.D.A. regulatory authority but reinvigorate the national commitment to ending the tobacco epidemic," he said.