Sentence examples for smoking regulation from inspiring English sources
"I don't believe a New Yorker would choose a steakhouse in Weehawken over Ruth's Chris in New York City because of a smoking regulation," Mr. Oddo said yesterday.
I enjoy visiting this location, because aside from the lack of smoking regulation, the managers there run a pleasant, friendly and efficient family restaurant, which is enjoyable in every other respect.
Again, the Rome study supports this assumption, as Cesaroni and colleagues found similar effects of the smoking regulation on mortality rates and hospital admissions [14].
To our knowledge, with the exclusion of the national smoking regulation, no nation-wide intervention potentially able to cause a sharp decrease in rates of hospital admissions for ACEs took place in Italy during the study period.
Thus the magnitude of the effect of a smoking regulation is comparable with those of other interventions, but such effects are obtained immediately and with limited cost to the community [11].
We also recorded the day of the week of the interview (and date), the number of hours worked per day, and the type of smoking regulation in effect at venue (total ban, partial restriction, no restriction).
Recent studies suggest that comprehensive smoking regulations to decrease exposure to second-hand smoke reduce the rates of acute myocardial infarction (AMI).
It was in that context that John Pinney, head of the Office of Smoking and Health, had to decide whether to try a dramatically new tactic--whether to cite the health effects "second-hand smoke," or passive smoking, as the rationale for strict new smoking regulations, including a smoking ban on airlines.
Li Zhigang inhaled deeply from a cigarette while sitting on his haunches near the Beijing Railway Station before deciding there was no way that tighter smoking regulations would change where or when he'd grab a smoke.
The air is heavy with smoke: New York businesses whose primary activity is selling tobacco products are exempt from smoking regulations.
An additional 24percentt were related to noncompliance with smoking regulations.
