Sentence examples for consumer provisions from inspiring English sources

Carmen Balber, Washington director for Consumer Watchdog, a nonprofit education and advocacy group, also opposes some of the consumer provisions, but for the opposite reason, saying they do not go far enough.

Ms. Pferr said that the Senate might try to at least present the consumer provisions to the Legislature if the governor's office does not rewrite its bill for the current session.

The nation's largest health insurer will keep in place several key consumer provisions mandated by the 2010 health-care law regardless of whether the statute survives Supreme Court review.

These plans will be subject to the full array of consumer provisions mandated by the health-care law, including the birth control rule — which requires plans for workers and students to cover preventive services including prescription birth control, emergency contraception and sterilizations, with no out-of-pocket charges.

In the uni-directional C-R interaction, the consumer provisions the resource species with a non-trophic beneficial service of dispersal or defense in the other direction [4].

The prelude to the Travel Rights Spring was the House version of the FAA reauthorization bill, which contained a number of unexpected consumer provisions.

Americans today would be hard pressed to find a warranty or a "terms of service" agreement that does not include these anti-consumer provisions.

For example, AT&T's contract with its wireless customers had special pro-consumer provisions; AT&T agreed to pay all of the arbitration fees for small claims, and to provide special bonuses, including double lawyers' fees, if a claimant recovered an amount greater than AT&T's settlement offer.

In a letter to Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla)., the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, it asked him to back down on several pro-consumer provisions in the bill, including the creation of a new Aviation Consumer Advocate.

This hodgepodge of anti-consumer provisions, written to protect an unpopular industry, is scheduled to come before the House floor Thursday.

But the biggest surprise came when the Senate introduced its version of the FAA bill, which contains numerous pro-consumer provisions, including better fee disclosure by airlines, automatic refunds for fees, and a review of how airlines reveal information on their decisions to delay or cancel flights, which may fully or only partially be the result of weather-related factors.