Sentence examples for the implementation of a ban from inspiring English sources

We analyse data from three surveys of the prevalence and concentration of diclofenac residues in carcasses of domesticated ungulates in India, carried out before and after the implementation of a ban on veterinary use.

The finding that a majority of staff considered that the implementation of a ban would be beneficial for patient physical health is consistent with evidence suggesting such a benefit is possible [ 19, 25].

Studies of the effectiveness of total smoking bans on patient smoking behaviour have indicated that, although some patients continue to smoke after their implementation [ 10, 29], smoking is less than prior to the implementation of a ban [ 14].

Further, two of the studies [ 14, 29] reported significant levels of non-compliance following the implementation of a ban, as evidenced by respondent exposure to second hand smoke (35%) [ 14], and continued staff smoking (59%) [ 29].

Owing to the long latency period of 20 40 years, the incidence of MPM is expected to increase dramatically over the next few decades despite the implementation of a ban on asbestos use in most countries since the 1980s.

Despite evidence indicating the importance of staff support in the successful implementation of smoking bans, limited research has examined levels of staff support prior to the implementation of a ban in psychiatric settings, or factors that are associated with such support.

The personal exposure of hospitality workers was shown to decline after the implementation of a smoking ban.

12 The purpose of this paper was to examine the implementation of a smoking ban on a private university in Lebanon.

7 23 24 In our study, some reduction in SHS exposure was detected in cafes/bars/nightclubs, restaurants, workplaces, hotels and amusement parks after the implementation of a smoking ban.

These results are consistent with the results of a cross-sectional survey in Scotland, which found no increase in secondhand exposure among children after the implementation of a smoking ban [ 14].

Given the different roles of clinical and non-clinical staff, and differences in the extent of contact with patients between such staff, the implementation of a smoking ban is likely to have different impacts on these staff groups, and hence likely to result in differences in perceived benefits, barriers and support.