Sentence examples for consumer standards from inspiring English sources

In this social market they encourage "good" competition, not a race to the bottom through cutting workplace or consumer standards.

It has concerns the deal will undermine labour, environment and consumer standards, and allow multinationals to crush local firms.

The Americans have lower consumer standards than Europe on pretty much everything, from chemical safety to data protection.

The manufacturer says that the plastic complies with federal consumer standards for reuse, and that it is free of BPA, PVC and phthalates.

For many of them, the EU's high environmental and consumer standards have long been seen as a drag on competitiveness, and an explicit reason to leave.

The two bills differ on the extent to which the new agency's rules would override consumer standards promulgated by states, known as pre-emption.

Now, it should be noted that we've had 64-bit capable CPUs for a long time, but our OSes have been 32-bit until relatively recently, and 64-bit is only now starting to become a consumer standard.

In some countries, the government and consumer standard is one and the same regulation.

49 Within the case study framework, the analysis activity will be the same as that defined for the retrospective analysis of the development of the consumer standard.

Technology may have moved on since the time of the VHS and Betamax contest but unfortunately for consumers, standards wars persist.

But the PCE may understate it, because it assumes that shifts in spending in response to the higher prices of some goods do not lower consumers' standard of living.