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For Ttt, And Others Who Hate Smoking
US tobacco firms to publish anti-smoking ads in dailies
https:/ /econom ictimes .indiat imes.co m/news/ interna tional/ busines s/us-to bacco-f irms-to -publis h-anti- smoking -ads-in -dailie s/artic leshow/ 6177318 1.cms
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Mikey, // I will try to use "lower socio-economic groups" next time this subject comes up, as it seems to be the PC way of describing the people most likely to still be smoking. //
Will you also apply that to people who eat unhealthily, become grossly overweight, and suffer heart problems and diabetes as a result? I don't smoke and I'm not in the least bit overweight - but boy! How I detest the pompous holier than thou!
Will you also apply that to people who eat unhealthily, become grossly overweight, and suffer heart problems and diabetes as a result? I don't smoke and I'm not in the least bit overweight - but boy! How I detest the pompous holier than thou!
ZM: "I doubt very much private companies would respond to a policy put in place by a the Govt. . It would have to be enforced by law. Maybe a law resulting from a policy but never a policy. " - companies respond to the law all the time, not up to them it'd be the law, like the law banning advertising etc.
Yes but policy isn’t law TTT and you seem to have simply reinforced my point.
A policy is a document that outlines what a government is going to do. A law is a system of rules passed by the government. Laws must be obeyed by all, including private citizens, groups and companies as well as public figures, organizations and institutions.
A policy is a document that outlines what a government is going to do. A law is a system of rules passed by the government. Laws must be obeyed by all, including private citizens, groups and companies as well as public figures, organizations and institutions.
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