Sentence examples for consumer protection provisions from inspiring English sources

§ 190.4 Federally-related residential manufactured housing loans - consumer protection provisions.

The auto dealers already demonstrated their political muscle on the issue in October, when the House passed its version of the financial overhaul but exempted the dealers from the consumer protection provisions.

A review of the consumer protection provisions, which account for 335 pages of the 1,565-page 1,565-pages that the intent of the legislation is not to cover Main Street billneshows

Small banks fear new rules under the Dodd-Frank law, especially certain consumer protection provisions and debit card fee restrictions, could hurt their bottom line and even cause a few banks to fail.

The consumer protection provisions are long overdue and timely, given that Time Warner Cable and Cablevision are now providing not just television but Internet access and telephone service as well.

ECMC has never run a college and as part of its deal has agreed not to issue its own private student loans for seven years, and to other consumer protection provisions.

Under a consumer protection provision in the new law, the Health and Human Services Department estimates that insurers will owe up to 9 million customers as much as $1.4 billion in 2011 rebates payable next year.

The bill's consumer-protection provisions take effect within 60 days of being signed into law, and any lender or broker who is found to have violated them could face charges, fines or other penalties from the attorney general's office or the State Banking Department.

White House officials on Wednesday insisted that they are satisfied with congressional action on regulatory reform legislation and disputed a Huffington Post report on Tuesday that they had threatened to veto a bill if its consumer-protection provisions were too weak.

The rules are mandated by the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory law and range from curbs on executive compensation to consumer banking protection provisions to more transparency in the trading of derivatives, those complex financial instruments that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis.

The President has been clear about his opposition to legislation that would weaken key consumer protections and provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act".