Sentence examples for gamble product from inspiring English sources

A federal judge threw out the lawsuit yesterday, finding that the Procter & Gamble product was not equivalent to the Playtex device.

"It's not an investment product, a gambling product".

The very notion of "responsible gambling" suggests those who become addicted are simply an irresponsible, feckless minority rather than people who are mentally ill as a result of, in part, engaging with a gambling product.

The UK government's response to pressure to restrict fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) has mainly dealt with helping "problem gamblers", but what is of real concern is how a gambling product of this type, which is essentially a hybrid of roulette and other games on a digital machine, is inducing an unhealthy gambling style in a significant proportion of the betting shop customers who play them.

Ladbrokes says there is no evidence machines are any more of a problem than any other gambling product.

To reduce gambling-related harms, clear and appropriate information about gambling products should be offered, as stated in the Reno Model [ 47] and recommended by the European Commission [ 48].

The question is why bookmakers are allowed to peddle hard gambling products on the high street".

If the government started to take responsibility for treating gambling addicts, their interest would be in curtailing the most addictive and harmful gambling products.

Two funds managed by the Pax World Management Corporation bought at least 10 securities between them that the funds' policies would have prohibited because the companies are involved in producing weapons, alcohol, tobacco or gambling products, the S.E.C. said in a statement last week.

All welfare recipients in the trial sites have 80% of their welfare payments placed into a debit account that cannot not be used to buy alcohol or gambling products, or to withdraw cash.

Now, when choosing investments, the council will invest in banks and financial institutions that "don't invest in things that produce pollutants, greenhouse gases, habitat destruction, uranium, potentially abuse human rights, have involvement in bribery and corruption, or the manufacturing of alcohol, tobacco or gambling products".