Sentence examples for claims for consumer from inspiring English sources

Racial imagery has shaped the meaning and practice of American consumerism in a multitude of ways: as brands for mass produced industrial goods; as consumables for the decoration of American bodies and homes; as faces for the commercialization of African American culture; and as declarations of African American claims for consumer rights and identity.

Identical claims for consumer benefits have been made for all the media mega-mergers of the last two decades, encompassing deals involving Walt Disney Co., ABC, Viacom, CBS, Time, Warner Bros., CNN and AOL, among other companies.

The Health Functional Food (HFF) Act was enacted in 2004 with the goal of ensuring the safety of HFF with certain health claims for consumer information.

Consumer experts reckon that CMCs – which the National Audit Office estimates have received up to £5bn in commission from PPI payments – will make extra efforts to generate claims for consumers.

The fees, to be charged from 2014 to 2016, will provide money to insurers that incur high claims for consumers in the individual insurance market, both inside and outside the new exchanges, or marketplaces.

On that information alone, a claim for consumer fraud would boil down to two main questions.

I think disclosures sometimes create the illusion of consumer protection — enabling legislators to claim credit for consumer protection, without the reality".

But now that the settlement has faded from the public eye, questions are arising about whether the promised assistance is actually getting to the right people and whether the bank will be allowed to claim credit for consumer relief that far exceeds its actual value.

This can rule on claims from consumers for up to £5,000.

Astonishingly, recent analysis for TerraChoice in The Sins of Greenwashing looked at environmental claims for 5,296 different consumer products and found that more than 95% made at least one false claim; commonly, claims could not be readily or reliably substantiated.

But it is unclear whether Mr. Greenspan's turnabout is inspired just by a communications problem or whether he and his colleagues on the central bank's interest rate policy committee have determined that recent positive data on new claims for unemployment benefits, consumer confidence and other indicators require him to pull back from his hint of another rate cut.