Sentence examples for a consumer organization from inspiring English sources

A consumer organization that opposes the expansion of advertising for alcoholic beverages is against the move.

Citing those statistics, Christine P. Barber, a senior policy analyst at Community Catalyst, a consumer organization, said: "There is no time for turf battles.

JOANNE OPPENHEIM New York, Dec. 23, 2012 The writer is the president of Oppenheim Toy Portfolio, a consumer organization that reviews children's toys and media.

If there is no policy, but the merchant says it's against local health rules to allow such returns, you may want to call a consumer organization to verify that.

The recommendation, approved 16 to 8, stopped short of a proposal by the Health Research Group of Public Citizen, a consumer organization, that Accutane be restricted to people with severe acne that does not respond to other treatments.

"This is just a thinly disguised advertisement for the pharmaceutical industry to justify continued price-gouging," said Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe, director of the Health Research Group, a consumer organization founded by Ralph Nader.

Two individuals, a person with cancer and a partner, nominated by a cancer consumer organization acted as consultants on the project, commenting on the design, method and interpretation of results.

"There should be one uniform federal standard that is enforced by one agency – the F.D.A.," said Michael Carome, deputy director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, a nonprofit consumer organization, who has been a critic of the agency's approach.

Robert Gnaizda, former general counsel at the Greenlining Institute, a nonprofit consumer organization in Oakland, Calif., said he had spoken often with Mr. Reich about Countrywide's reckless lending.

Through help from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, a state consumer organization, and elsewhere, however, Mr. Moore has brought the cost down to less than half of the original price.

"We just have to bust the myth that we need to be using more energy," said Rob Sargent, senior energy policy analyst for the State Public Interest Research Groups, a nonprofit consumer organization.