Sentence examples similar to consumer protection conditions from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission voted to allow the merger to proceed as long as the companies met a series of consumer-protection conditions, including a three-year cap on prices, setting aside 8.0% of their channel capacity for minority and noncommercial programming and payment of a $19.7 million penalty for past FCC rule violations.

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission voted in favor of a proposal that would allow the deal to proceed as long as the companies meet a series of consumer-protection conditions, including a three-year cap on prices, setting aside 8% of their channel capacity for minority and noncommercial programming and payment of a $19.7 million penalty for past FCC rule violations.

The best chance for policy change comes with Sanders on the hustings and Warren standing on the sideline coaching Hillary Clinton: policy changes that affect middle class income, wage and working conditions, consumer protection, Wall Street re-regulation, strengthened financial safety nets, education, veterans' benefits, campaign finance reform, and improved civil liberties.

As Mahmoud Mohieldin and I have previously noted, It also recognizes the importance of financial literacy, building consumer financial capabilities, and for consumer protection regimes that take the conditions and constraints of poor families in the informal economy into account.

California would also suffer from the loss of the ACA's consumer protection elements, including a ban on exclusions for preexisting conditions and on annual or lifetime benefit limits.

We must legislate to improve basic conditions of competition and to increase consumer protection.

The current status quo is not conducive to consumer protection.

"What we want them to do is to make their terms and conditions to be in full compliance with the high European standards of consumer protection.

Ms Kuneva gets consumer protection.

Bank regulators have long neglected consumer protection.

Consumer protection groups warn potential buyers.