Sentence examples for commitment to consumer from inspiring English sources

Yet Amazon itself has faced questions about its decisions regarding encryption and its commitment to consumer privacy.

"Our preliminary plans for 2001 indicate that our commitment to consumer advertising will be up dramatically from this year," he said.

Not only are consumer sovereignty and political sovereignty not the same, but also, Sunstein writes, "a commitment to consumer sovereignty may well compromise political sovereignty".

Raj Date, executive director of the Cambridge Winter Center for Financial Institutions Policy, worried that even if bank regulators showed a newfound commitment to consumer finance, they might forget it once the spotlight on the issue receded.

Buerkle said in a statement to the Post that her commitment to consumer safety has not changed and noted that Democrats, for the time being, still hold a slim majority on the commission.

"This move underscores our long-term commitment to consumer publishing and our belief that Simon & Schuster has a unique role to play in a large, diversified media company such as Viacom," Mel Karmazin, president and chief operating officer of Viacom, said in a statement.

We take our commitment to consumers very seriously".

O'Mealia told me how much he admired Cordray's commitment to consumers and how he and other young staff members had become concerned that Cordray was working so hard that he wasn't eating enough.

Through collaboration, old-fashioned hard work, and a commitment to consumers, I'm confident we're going to come out on the other side even stronger than before.

Erin Simpson, director of communications at Lyft, said the agreement "demonstrates our shared commitment to consumers and innovation". The lawsuit comes as Uber faces a string of legal setbacks.

"I really rather doubt, knowing Elizabeth Warren as I have over the last couple of years, that she's going to give up her progressive views and her strong commitment to consumers, even if she is part of the leadership," Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) said Thursday.