advertising regulations

The charity is calling for consistent advertising regulations across all forms of media.

She received a fine and suspended sentence for violating political advertising regulations.

The industry is challenging outdoor advertising regulations issued in 1999 by the Massachusetts attorney general's office.

But other advertising regulations may be too broad.

The advertising regulations may make it harder for a new product to enter the market, or to boost brand-switching.

The relaxation of advertising regulations, initially in 1979-80, and more fully in 1987, seems to have had only a limited impact on the profession.

Transcreators must also take into account local advertising regulations, media environments, and commercial codes.

Under advertising regulations, teams were not permitted to display sponsors names on their shirts (this ban was lifted for the 1983-84 season).

The company contends the city's advertising regulations violate the constitutional right of free speech, conflict with Federal laws and interfere with interstate commerce.

Under the proposal, the tobacco marketing and advertising regulations issued last week by the F.D.A. would become law.

During 2011 there were reported breaches of British advertising regulations to the Advertising Standards Authority.

At the same time, drug companies can avoid federal drug advertising regulations by hiring celebrities for what they describe as campaigns to raise awareness about a disease.

In the United Kingdom, advertising regulations forbade commercials for He-Man toys to accompany the program itself.

In January 2009, the Advertising Standards Authority ruled that the advertisement breached advertising regulations on accuracy.

On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission will open two days of hearings on tough new "900" advertising regulations that are likely to worsen the industry's woes.

Cable channels also have the additional advantage of being beyond FCC content regulations, meaning they do not have to abide by educational or advertising regulations.

The National Republican Congressional Committee said in a letter that the new advertising regulations "will inevitably limit speech beyond what is contemplated by the language" of the law.

The Advertising Regulations promulgated pursuant to the Consumer Fraud Act provide specific rules concerning many types of advertisement, including those involving the resale of tickets.

These laws have expanded in recent years as a result of public outcry over telemarketing in general, the growth of privacy and solicitation laws and advertising regulations.

The standardization of advertising regulations by the European Community should also make life easier for advertisers, although agencies worry that the community directive on advertising, now under development, will be too restrictive.

Investigations Under Way In response to the ads, several states - including Wisconsin, Illinois and Washington - have begun investigations to see if the policies fit local insurance or advertising regulations.

Every advertisement will comply with the Consumer Credit Act Advertising Regulations as well as the Codes of Practice of the Advertising Standards Authority and similar organisations.

In Mr. Kato's case, Prosecutors charged that he received 3,000 shares of stock, and sold them for a $55,000 profit, in return for squashing proposed job-placement advertising regulations.

But if the large airlines win their lobbying battle to loosen industry advertising regulations, the proposed changes would give them leeway to also advertise fares that do not include the entire amount that the airline would receive.

As confirmation of this, over 85 per cent of clients questioned by AMERG responded that changes in the advertising regulations had had no effect over their method of selecting architects.