Sentence examples for a consumer association from inspiring English sources
And a consumer association is seeking damages.
With a few dossiers, a consumer association could bring a case on behalf of all those who had suffered the same injury.
Montse Andrés Sabaté, a lawyer with Ausbanc, a consumer association that specializes in banking services, says the banks usually charge 5 or 6 percent, but sometimes much more.
It remains suspicious of any new organisation, be it a charity or a consumer association, that it does not control itself (see our survey of China in this issue).A party like there's no tomorrowIn this section The dirty bomber Set China's politics free Stop blaming the weather Under the board talk An opportunity missed?
A representative of a consumer association disagrees because he prefers "total mandatory", while two academic and a government official disagree because they believe the mandatory COOL of the main ingredient would not help to resolve the problem of commercial fraud.
The Rome prosecutor's office, reacting to a complaint from an Italian consumer association, promptly opened an investigation into Moreno's conduct.
The trial opened in October, but the judge suspended it until Thursday to consider a motion by the consumer association Adusbef, which is asking that the central bank and the Italian market regulator pay damages of 10 million euros for their lack of oversight.
A report on channelnewsasia.com suggested that all foreign students enrolled at the school around 200 in total would automatically be covered by an insurance scheme run by Singapore's consumer association and should receive refunds.
Finally, we show that subjective risks depend on age, education, a subject's ties to the apple industry, and consumer association membership.
One consumer association thought Mr. Berlusconi would be an effective pro bono consumer defender (no doubt he has spent much time, effort and money defending himself and his companies over the years).
Rob Reid (policy adviser with the consumer association 'Which?', Hertford, UK http://www.which.co.uk) provided an antidote to any simple response that commercial genetic testing services should operate in an unfettered market.
