How To Use Smoke-free In A Sentence
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The roué can't produce the heroic memoir that's expected of him, and smoke-free Vancouver, with its vegetarians and sexual-harassment policies, is not the haven he hoped for.
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Under a new law, universities must enact smoke-free policies on their campuses.
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It seems that going smoke-free in Canada is neither an effortless nor an inexpensive initiative.
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This unique system is the only one of its kind in the state and will generate smoke-free air to virtually negate any effects of smoking in the interior.
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Currently, the auditorium, offices and backstage areas are smoke-free zones, but smoking is allowed in the bar and some areas of the foyer.
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Working together Alabama nurses can strive for the goal that all children have the right to grow up in a smoke-free and healthy environment.
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Close yourself in a smoke-free room and place a wet towel underneath the door to prevent any smoke from entering, says Dan McBride, a firefighter in New York City.
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Quitting smoking tops the wish list for New Year resolutions and Swindon Primary Care Trust is working hard to help people turn their smoke-free dreams into a reality.
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Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free.
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The lake was phantasmal by night and, moreover, relatively smoke-free.
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While offices and shops are smoke-free already, banning smoking immediately in pubs would serve only to put many landlords out of business and many punters unhappy.
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In some countries, smoke-free homes are becoming the norm, but far from universally," they wrote.
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A smoke-free café has proved financially successful in a city without smoking regulation policies.
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Instead, a voluntary system will be introduced that will require pubs to choose between being smoke-free and serving food, or allowing smoking and not serving food.
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Within the few pubs that do provide smoke-free areas, the no smoking rooms invariably tend to be the most unattractive/poky/tatty.
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Smokers who used a combination of nicotine patch and nasal spray doubled their chances of remaining smoke-free for six years.
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smoke-free offices and restaurants
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They tried to convince pubs that the smoke-free law would drive them out of business so they would lobby against the law.
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It also showed that the majority of Scots think smoke-free restaurants should be the norm, prompting Deacon to call on the pub and restaurant trade to take urgent action to create smokeless zones.
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A coalition of health and child welfare organisations says the study showed why government needed to speed up smoke-free reforms.
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The odds that a child who makes it to 18 without smoking will stay smoke-free are 90 percent.
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Once that has been done, council can choose to add the smoke-free question to the fall election ballot instead of passing the bylaw on final readings.
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Month after month there's another country coming on board" with smoke-free laws, graphic antitobacco campaigns, and other tobacco control measures, said Kelly Henning , who oversees a $375 million investment by Bloomberg Philanthropies to promote tobacco control measures in 15 developing countries.
U.N. to Address Spread of Chronic Diseases
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During the implementation of a smoke-free law that applied to public places and workplaces we observed a significant drop in admissions for acute myocardial infarction.
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I understand that the proportion of smokers who have smoke-free homes jumped from 22 percent to 50 percent in Canada.
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He says while research suggested these ill effects could be reversed within two years if the child lived in a smoke-free house, for many the ramifications of parental smoking were life-long.
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Unfortunately, the Romans, whether enjoying the decadence of a savoured cheroot in Egypt or the smoke-free asceticism of Rome, appear bound by the very buckles on their peculiar boots.
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As a smoker, I fully agree that non-smokers are entitled to a smoke-free environment, but in the bus stations diesel buses are entering and leaving, emitting particulates and exhaust gases which are all-pervading.
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It also showed that the majority of Scots think smoke-free restaurants should be the norm, prompting Deacon to call on the pub and restaurant trade to take urgent action to create smokeless zones.
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The Hall of the Lost Tribes - a smoke-free gaming room - features the marks of sachems of thirteen extinct Connecticut Indian tribes culled from seventeenth- and eighteenth-century documents.
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What if I want to go out for a drink, followed by a nice meal and be in a comfortable, smoke-free environment?
