Sentence examples similar to consumer safety rules from inspiring English sources
To expedite access to genuine products for consumer safety, improved regulation of illegitimate medicines and supplements, increased inspection and guidance to comply with existing rules, and international cooperation by public-health agencies, drug regulatory bodies and law enforcement agencies could help ensure secure pharmaceutical distribution.
In this respect, the current rules on insurance are no different than any other set of consumer protections, like food safety rules for restaurants or car safety requirements for manufacturers.
As a commissioner at the agency for the last decade, Ms. Gall had earned the widespread support of manufacturers and sharp criticism from consumer groups for voting against proposed safety rules and blaming negligent parents and consumers instead of faulty designs for injuries.
Essentially, Shkreli is exploiting rules devised to protect consumer safety in order to create a virtual monopoly and then charge whatever he wants.
EU legislation ensures that passengers have a consistent set of consumer rights and increasingly a common set of safety rules as well".
The European Commission says that rules in Europe and the US often achieve the same level of consumer safety and product quality, but differ in their technical details and their methods for ensuring that firms have met the rules.
He is seeking to overturn nearly a generation of advances in the environment, repealing job safety rules and trying to deregulate industry in areas ranging from consumer product safety to monopoly concentration.
Tenenbaum fulfilled a key promise to the Congress and consumers by working closely with agency staff to complete all of the major safety rules required by the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA), a law that reformed and empowered CPSC.
Perhaps not wanting to appear overly "regulatory" or "anti-business" during a heated campaign, the administration had basically signaled to consumer advocates that they should expect to wait until "after the election" to see these important food safety rules.
How should consumer safety be accounted for?
