Sentence examples for eradicating smoking from inspiring English sources
The United Nations agency, which has made eradicating smoking the centerpiece of its global public health strategy, wants the treaty to ban multinational tobacco corporations from advertising and sponsoring sports events, increase taxes to make cigarettes more expensive, combat cigarette smuggling and introduce measures to stem the rise in adolescent smoking.
Then, too, Japan is one of the largest contributors to the W.H.O.'s Tobacco Free Initiative, paying $500,000 a year to support a program that aims to eradicate smoking completely.
Although the F.D.A. bill still has its critics, who fear that the agency will be overwhelmed by the tobacco companies, and that it doesn't go far enough to eradicate smoking, they are in the small minority.
Health Minster Earl Howe said during the debate on Wednesday: "We all want to eradicate smoking in cars carrying children.
Both efforts to eradicate cigarette smoking and those to stimulate regular physical activity and a healthy diet should be intensified.
These findings underscore the importance of intensifying both efforts to eradicate cigarette smoking and those aimed at improving diet and physical activity.
According to her, the economy would take a 5.7-trillion-yen hit, or $48 billion, if smoking were eradicated by 2010.
Eradicating it is quite another.
Thirty-one SurGeneralneral's Reports on smoking later, cigarette smoking is far from eradicated; yet smokers, who once felt glamorous, are now forced to confront the health hazards of their habit.
