Sentence examples for restricting marketing from inspiring English sources
We need to see the Government act on recommendations made by Public Health England, including restricting marketing of unhealthy foods to children.
"I certainly think [restrictions on alcohol marketing in sports] should be considered... Like tobacco, where we've had a widespread bunch of regulations restricting marketing, sponsorship and advertising, that needs to be considered for alcohol," she said.
The pharmaceutical industry will be spending tens of millions of dollars on ads promoting health coverage for all Americans; drug makers also are voluntarily restricting marketing in hopes of avoiding stricter regulations.
It was when I saw details of the proposals from Ofcom on restricting marketing of junk foods to children that I understood why the lobbying had been so determined.
The health campaign group, which was trying to force the broadcasting regulator to include a pre-watershed ban in its consultation on restricting marketing of unhealthy products to children, says Ofcom has changed its position and agreed to accept representations on a ban.
But the article also confirmed that the U.S. objected to sections of the resolution restricting marketing of infant formula.
Among them: restricting market access and pushing foreign companies to hand over valuable technology.
The libertarians see government as always restricting markets; they miss the positive role government plays in creating the foundations of social trust that markets (and nonmarket institutions) require.
Moreover, 80%% of European trailers cannot be lifted, restricting market share.
Innovation markets theory will, however, have an important impact in restricting market transactions if the transactions will give a single entity control over what appears to be a fundamental platform technology.
The contributors to this volume consider at length the consequences of making - and restricting - markets in various types of traditionally forbidden or contested exchange, including human blood, organs, eggs, sperm, reproductive services, and labor.
