Sentence examples for in counterfeited from inspiring English sources

Usually both aspects are counterfeit if the sample is counterfeit but occasionally, there are examples in which the drug dosage form is counterfeit and the packaging is genuine, or vice versa, for example, in cases where authentic dosage forms are placed in counterfeited packaging to extend the expiry date.

Patrick Ford, a former F.B.I. agent who leads the company's security operations in the Americas, says Viagra is the most counterfeited product in the world.

As reported on this site last year, Moschino's cult logo belt is one of the most counterfeited items in fashion.

Why not just start with "The F.B.I. moved forward …"? Pfizer has taken the unusual step of selling its erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, to consumers on its Web site, in an effort to establish a presence in the huge online market for the popular blue pill, considered to be one of the most counterfeited drugs in the world.

Pfizer has taken the unusual step of selling its erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, to consumers on its Web site, in an effort to establish a presence in the huge online market for the popular blue pill, considered to be one of the most counterfeited drugs in the world.

"You also have to take into consideration the importance of counterfeited objects in the economic impact of the illegal activities related to cultural heritage," Planche told VICE.

D) Movie Counterfeiting by Organized Crime Group (DOJ [2009a, 2009b]): An organized crime group was identified to be importing, distributing, and selling counterfeit movie DVDs in the legitimate supply chain (counterfeited packaging, labels, inserts, disks, and the movie recorded on the disk).

It is estimated that New York and Los Angeles annually lose $1 billion and almost $500 million, respectively, in city tax revenue due to counterfeited products (New York City Comptroller's Office, 2004, LACDC, 2007).

The WHO resolved to address the issue of 'falsely labelled, spurious, counterfeited or substandard' medicines in 1988 (Burci 2013), which evolved into the current category of 'substandard/spurious/falsely-labelled/falsified/counterfeit medical products' (WHO 2011).

Our improved key agreement approach supports the mutual authentication using RF4CE device certification in order to resolve the threat of counterfeited or cloned devices.

Governments have adopted and refined legislation opposing counterfeiting and have targeted specific highly counterfeited medicines with special protections (including packaging, price management, regulation, law enforcement).