Sentence examples for prohibited marketing from inspiring English sources

John N. Aberg, a spokesman for WellCare, said the company had terminated contracts with 10 independent sales agents who had engaged in door-to-door solicitation and other prohibited marketing practices in Georgia and several other states.

According to the complaint, Stern used prohibited "market timing" and "late trading" tactics to game certain mutual funds.

But both arguments are based on a failure to understand the "risk premium" involved in a prohibited market.

They're not doing it out of some criminal essence buried in their bones, but because they want a slice of the cash, and the excitement, provided by a prohibited market.

Brooke Harlow, a spokeswoman for J. P. Morgan, declined all comment about the incubator fund, citing S.E.C. rules prohibiting marketing or promotion of hedge funds.

And it would prohibit marketing "such food, or other processed food, as 'natural.' " (For now, let's ignore the vast implications of the phrase "or other processed food," lest we become overexcited, except to say that the literal interpretation of that sentence has the processed food manufacturers' collective hair on fire).

It would also prohibit marketing with the use of the word "natural" on GM-labeled foods.

(Interviewee from the Ministry of Health and Medical Services) It is very difficult, if you prohibit marketing of food around schools.

For example, one interviewee mentioned that they cannot implement a ban on food vendors selling around schools because this could push families into poverty: It is very difficult, if you prohibit marketing of food around schools.

Insurance companies have begun taking steps to explicitly prohibit market timing.

It prohibits market distortions through false or misleading statements about stockpiles, prices or crude and fuel output.