Sentence examples for packaging of cigarettes from inspiring English sources

"When the government said it wasn't ready to make a decision on standardised packaging of cigarettes the tobacco industry thought it had killed it stone dead.

Australia's health minister and then attorney general Nicola Roxon introduced plain packaging of cigarettes and then went on to fight an epic legal battle against big tobacco.

Smoking is now banned in cars when children are present, and standardised "plain" packaging of cigarettes will come into force in 2016.

Australia is to become the first country to enforce the plain packaging of cigarettes but tobacco companies have vowed to fight the new legislation in court.

When the government's review on plain packaging of cigarettes reported on 3 April, Jane Ellison, the public health minister, embraced its endorsement of the plan and said she would bring forward draft regulations by the end of that month.

Meanwhile public health campaigners are concerned that the current scandal will delay the tobacco products directive, which would introduce tougher restrictions on the packaging of cigarettes and would potentially extend the ban on Snus to e-cigarettes.

Patricia Lambert, director of the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, warned: "Britain is considering plain packaging of cigarette products.

How long before UK follows suit… http://t.co/TAkEz0BH #Handsoffourpacks — Benjamin Lazarus (@BLazarus1) 15 Aug 12 The group called Hands Off Our Packs said last week it had accumulated hundreds of thousands of signatures of smokers on a petition opposing "excessive regulation" and "nanny state" moves of the government in working for plain packaging of cigarette brands.

One of the men pulled out a package of cigarettes.

After several attempts to hail a car, they held up a package of cigarettes.

A recent example portrayed a package of cigarettes feminized with charming pink flourishes.