Sentence examples for regulate claims from inspiring English sources

How, if at all, does the agency regulate claims made by food companies?

The F.D.A. does continue to regulate claims made by traditional sunscreens, which will soon undergo the first significant changes in decades.

Finally, WHO and UNAIDS must more forcefully promote the message that only ARV drugs have been proven to be effective against AIDS, and must regularly and consistently speak out and challenge governments that promote unproven 'cures' or fail to regulate claims of AIDS treatments.

Sugar is as damaging and addictive as alcohol or tobacco and should be regulated, claim US health experts.

The health groups favor providing the F.D.A. with broad new authority over tobacco, including the ability to regulate health claims made for "reduced-risk" products, the right to restrict marketing campaigns and the power to disclose the ingredients of tobacco products using rules now in force for food and drugs.

The FDA action has sparked a vigorous debate over the rights of people to learn their own genetic information and the authority of governments to regulate marketing claims related to health.

Attitudes toward NHPs were generally positive; with more than 75% of participants believing that the Ministry of Health in Kuwait should regulate the claims made by the manufacturers of NHPs and it is important to talk to a medical doctor or a pharmacist prior to using NHPs.

Congressional responsibility would turn the tables on opportunistic legislators who vote for statutes mandating agencies to regulate, thereby claiming credit for the benefits of regulation, and then turn around and scold the agency for the cost of regulations, thereby claiming credit for protecting hometown industries.

The Federal Trade Commission, a government agency that regulates marketing claims, declared its study unsatisfactory and prohibited Kellogg from making similar claims about its breakfast and snack products.

The Federal Trade Commission, which regulates advertising claims, raised the question Tuesday in its first hearing in a series on green marketing, this one focusing on carbon offsets.

The insurer regulates his claims ratio at the desired level based on the principle that addition of beds leads to an additional benefit payments.