Sentence examples for at watchdog from inspiring English sources

Andy Burrows, post expert at watchdog Consumer Focus, said: "Our research suggests that people, particularly those on a low income, value the security and privacy that post offices provide.

Between 2000 and 2009, spending on state supreme court races across 22 states that had competitive elections was about $207 million, up from $86 million between 1990 and 2000, according Justice at Stake, at watchdog group that monitors money in court races.

Audrey Gallacher, director of energy at watchdog Consumer Focus, said: "Firms must not be left to profit at the expense of customers who have been misled.

Alastair Delaney, director of quality assurance at watchdog Healthcare Improvement Scotland, published a report earlier in March highlighting "challenges" in communication between estates staff and the infection control team at the Glasgow hospital.

Catherine Coumans, research coordinator at watchdog group MiningWatch, says the move is "really important".It's something they've endorsed for years.

While it's true that any clever charlatan can pay to have a slick website designed for them and collect money from the uninformed, HuffPost readers should look at watchdog groups like Charity Navigator and Guidestar as well as discuss with friends, family and co-workers what their experience has been with particular charities.

At Consumer Watchdog we build populist revolutions one spark at a time where the public has spoken but the rich and powerful won't listen.

But critics like Tony Corbo, a lobbyist at the watchdog group Food & Water Watch, say that if chickens are being slaughtered at a faster rate, then it stands to reason they will be processed at a faster rate as well.

Steve Ellis, an earmark expert at the watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense, called the Badger's carve-out "a tricky one".

David Sidebottom, the passenger director at the watchdog Transport Focus, said: "Wi-Fi speed and connectivity can be patchy.

David Fisher, the senior director of consumer credit at the Watchdog, said: "The OFT had serious concerns about the business activities of these firms, which we were actively investigating.