Sentence examples for controlling advertising from inspiring English sources

Here in the UK, despite strict rules controlling advertising of age-restricted products, fast food and sugary drinks, children are still subjected to a daily torrent of corporate messages.

Crozier said that a key argument given as a rationale for the POG merger, namely that two of the biggest ad companies in the world needed to merge to survive the inexorable rise of digital players such as Google, would add weight to ITV's argument that the mechanism controlling advertising airtime negotiations for its flagship channel should be scrapped.

The WHO says they have implemented the policies it advises, including promoting the eating of fruit and vegetables in schools, improving the nutritional quality of school lunches, controlling advertising and imposing taxes on some foods, alongside initiatives to encourage more physical activity in children.

We are controlling advertising in our dealings with Google.

But by controlling advertising, sales to minors, indoor smoking and the potential for exposure to second hand smoke, the government did save millions of lives.

Instead, they ranked controlling advertising to children as their 11th and 12th ranking option, respectively.

The government, by dint of its control of the media, also controls advertising rates.

Even in such a saturated market, Richard Schaps, the chairman and chief executive of Van Wagner, the media representative that controls advertising on 3,000 of the city's phone kiosks, says there is room for growth.

Metro has received "about 25 e-mails or phone calls from people objecting to these ads," said Feldmann, who noted that the transit authority controls advertising on buses and trains and in Metro stations but not at bus shelters.

Consumers can already control advertising by opting out of tracking, says the IAB's Zaneis.

Like all car makers, Hyundai can't control advertising among its dealers (it has 790 in the U.S).