Sentence examples for stop making claims from inspiring English sources

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Three years ago, the Food and Drug Administration ordered companies that sell products containing colloidal silver to stop making claims about its health benefits, but promoters still sell silver via the Web as a dietary supplement.

A 1998 consent decree the group signed with the Federal Trade Commission, in which it agreed to stop making claims about chelation's safety and effectiveness, evidently doesn't get in the doctors' way.

A prominent North Carolina pastor just can't seem to stop making claims about gay sex.

The Supreme Court ruled last year that the Food and Drug Administration did not have the authority to regulate tobacco products, but the health groups argue that the agency can require tobacco companies that make health claims to provide scientific evidence or stop making the claims.

So says an administrative law judge who has ordered the manufacturer to stop making baseless claims.

The trade commission demanded that the companies stop making the claims or face fines and other penalties.

But on Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission said the ads were deceptive and announced that Nestl?ad agreed to stop making the claims.

The makers of the apps have agreed to stop making "baseless claims" in order to settle the charges, the commission said.

Since 2007, the F.D.A. has issued two warning letters to two companies selling resveratrol products to stop making false claims, like saying their products would cure cancer.

The N.A.D. also recommended that the company stop making certain claims about the supplement in its ads, which Herbal Groups said it would do.