Sentence examples for commanding consumers from inspiring English sources

Around the corner from his makeshift pulpit on Broadway sat the flagship of the effort to make Times Square safe for tourism, the Disney Store, and before long Talen decided to take the fight right to it; he entered the store and began thunderously commanding consumers to back away from the smiling stuffed Mickeys that he condemned as the products of sweatshop labor.

The palpable failure to command consumer confidence on the part of successive complaints organisations run by the Law Society resulted in parliament using the Legal Services Act to set up the Legal Ombudsman, an independent, statutory complaints scheme, which opened for business in October 2010.

"And while they command consumer time spent, they represented only 15% of device models in use in February and 21% of individual connected devices.

This analysis of the nutritional repercussions of the food-price shock unveils the pressing need for public interventions to fight and prevent nutrients' deficiencies in specific and improve the command of consumers and the economy in general over food.

Meantime, ibm executive Allan Schurr expects retailers like Home Depot eventually to stock simple ZigBee devices that look like lamp timers and can turn energy-hogging appliances on and off according to commands that consumers send over the Web.

The power of the brand has been so thoroughly examined in recent years that it is pretty much taken for granted: brands have meaning, brands inspire trust and (crucially) brands command a premium from consumers.

You recognised that not only was an iconic animal under threat, but the illegal ivory trade, fuelled by the booming prices that ivory now commands with newly affluent consumers in Asia, also posed a threat to the development and security of countries in Africa.

P&G's powerful brands historically commanded such loyalty that consumers bought them without checking competitors' prices.

That's why microdisplays will command the bulk of consumers' screen dollars in 2005 and beyond, until flat screen prices reach parity.

So brands that empower consumers to "command and control joy" will be embraced.

According to consumer website Choice, the free-range-egg business is booming, commanding almost 40% of the egg market value.