Sentence examples for consumer compensation from inspiring English sources

Eurozone finance ministers have already agreed not to introduce a single consumer compensation scheme across the area.

-- Robert Munoz, Seattle Your flight was covered by the new European Union rules for consumer compensation, under which you could have chosen to volunteer your seat in return for cash negotiated with the airline; in that case, you should also be offered a refund or another flight, meals, refreshments and overnight accommodation if necessary.

So what prospects are there for consumer compensation in the EU Progresss is still slow, despite pressure from the European Commission and NGOs.

Penalty Rate Ratio: A ratio for consumers' compensation if the SaaS provider misses the deadline.

The proportion settled in favour of consumers by the FOS has fallen to 70%, from 84% last year, bringing the overall proportion of cases in which the consumer won compensation as a result of its intervention below half for the first time.

The public, the business press, the bureaucrats and the politicians are all making a lot of noise about consumer protection, compensation, the Federal Reserve.

The Parliament achieved many other measures for consumers, from compensation if something goes wrong when switching providers to greater protections for persons with disabilities, to guaranteed access to affordable internet for all". Evžen Tošenovský (ECR, CZ), Industry Committee rapporteur on BEREC, said: "The modernised telecommunications rules confer on BEREC a number of new responsibilities.

The Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) wants ministers to maintain Britons' ability to travel freely within Europe and beyond and protect existing consumer rights including compensation for delayed and cancelled flights.

Consumer reviews and compensation The rise of user-generated content includes the increasing value attached to consumer reviews, which are often seen as providing more trustworthy and frank feedback.

On the issue of compensation, consumer group Which? is using its "super-complaint" powers to call for rail operators to make it easier for consumers to get the refunds they deserve.

Tellingly, the ASA letter also stated, "We do not discuss consumer issues like compensation with advertisers," along with information on how to pursue a complaint with the Citizens Advice Bureau, the British equivalent of the Department of Consumer Affairs.