Sentence examples for product concerned from inspiring English sources

The article describes these leaflets as "to all intents and purposes flyers for the product concerned".

Quality was often sacrificed in order to fulfill the plan in quantitative terms; planned targets expressed in tons, for example, encouraged excessive weight in the product concerned, while targets expressed in rubles discouraged economy and rewarded the use of expensive materials.

The mother - who may be illiterate - will then take the piece of paper (which seems to all intents and purposes a flyer for the product concerned) to her local shop or pharmacy, and ask for that particular product either by pointing the picture out to the pharmacist or shopkeeper, or by simply searching the shelves for a tin identical to the one in the picture on their piece of paper.

According to section 4 (2) of the code: "Promotional information should be clear, legible, accurate, balanced, fair, objective and sufficiently complete to enable the recipient to form his or her own opinion of the therapeutic value of the pharmaceutical product concerned.

Where a marketing authorisation is granted or varied, any waiver or deferral which has been granted pursuant to this Regulation shall be recorded in the SmPC and, if appropriate, in the PL of the medicinal product concerned.

Of these 185 (about 1 in 40) were found to be genuine issues requiring further investigation in collaboration with Member State regulators and 48 (1 in 157) resulted in recommendations for a label change in the product concerned.

The PMDA requires the generic products to be "comparable or better" that the originator product concerning containers and storage requirements, period of validity, specification, and quality control test methods (PMDA 2014).

In recent years, another important non-timber forest product concerns the nests of two species of swiftlet.

These divisions had become almost meaningless because the products concerned were often the same.

The products concerned are available only to M-PESA customers and can be accessed only via a mobile phone.

According to Holden, it is hard to give a definitive answer given the vast number of products concerned, but it is not cutting edge technology, and amounts to an evolution than a revolution of suppliers' systems, he says.