Sentence examples for aid consumers from inspiring English sources

It says: "Legal issues can be extremely complex, so publishing a raft of information without proper context – as the regulator is proposing – may confuse rather than aid consumers.

PAGE A25 BUSINESS BANKS SWAY BILLS To Aid Consumers Having won some early skirmishes by teaming with Republican allies, the country's biggest banks may wind up killing -- or at least substantially diluting -- two pro-consumer measures.

Like the sophisticated tools that aid consumers with online transactions in other industries (such as online retail, travel, and financial services), companies will need decision support tools to help employees model or tailor benefit selections according to their personal circumstances.

More than just an attempt to aid consumers and stabilize the housing market, government officials cast the settlement as an effort to finally hold banks accountable for their misdeeds, more than three years after the mortgage collapse brought on a full-scale financial crisis.

The Bureau shall issue model clauses for optional use by financial institutions to facilitate compliance with the disclosure requirements of section 1693c of this title and to aid consumers in understanding the rights and responsibilities of participants in electronic fund transfers by utilizing readily understandable language.

Advice on how to reduce exposures would also aid consumers in risk reduction.

Paying less for gasoline or home heating fuel could aid consumer spending, economists say.

The decline in unemployment, along with a reduction in interest rates of two percentage points, to 16.5percentt, in the last five weeks, is expected to aid consumer spending.

"We told GlaxoSmithKline to ensure that they retained the meaning of any authorised health claims if they reworded them to aid consumer understanding," the ASA ruled.

New EU consumer protection legislation will also effect cloud provision for consumers and the requirements of that legislation are that contracts must be 'safe' and 'fair', which should aid consumer choice.

Nearly seventy N.G.O.s, specializing in human rights, legal aid, consumer rights, and environmental protection, that receive foreign grants — even if such grants account for just a small fraction of their funding — have been "exposed" as being engaged in political activity and put on the foreign-agents list.