Sentence examples for consumer fairness from inspiring English sources
When the F.C.C. chairmanship came open recently, petitions sprang up all over the Web, suggesting that President Obama select Ms. Crawford in an effort to return consumer fairness and balance to regulatory matters.
"We're going to see an extraordinarily qualified administrator of an important consumer protection agency be trashed by the Senate Republican minority because their primary goal is to ensure that financial institutions are not troubled by what they may see as an excessive concern for consumer fairness," Frank writes.
In that decade, aided by the confirmation of fellow George W. Bush nominee Samuel Alito, he has led a Court that has radically reshaped vast swathes of the law, undermining constitutional protections for civil rights and voting rights, reproductive freedom, workplace fairness, the environment, gun violence, consumer fairness and representative democracy as a whole.
Using this method, novel power interruption schedules, based on maximizing houses' accessibility to electricity and considering consumers' fairness of accessing electricity services on hourly basis, have been designed.
On the first day of a test case over the legality of the fees, the banks argued that the rules on consumer contract fairness do not apply to the charges they impose for unauthorised overdrafts.
The banks, represented by more than 50 lawyers, condemned the OFT for inspiring "a torrent of refund claims" and argued that rules on consumer contract fairness did not apply to unauthorised overdrafts.
How about the consumer dividend, fairness, and stimulus mechanism?
When she decided to run for Congress, she had been excited to talk about the things that inspired her: consumer protection, housing fairness, women's rights, her menteeship under Warren.
Consumers can encourage fairness, too, if they choose.
These include consumers' confidence, fraud, fairness, delusions about the value of money and the stories that people tell about how the economy works.
The federal watchdog agency protects consumers by enforcing fairness and transparency around financial products and services, providing information around numerous topics such as financial scams, predatory lending, mortgages and college loans.
