Sentence examples for defense of consumers from inspiring English sources

It was easy to miss the fact that reformist political energies, in migrating to the defense of consumers, had migrated away from the assault on conglomerate power as such.

In addition to Soros Capital, Clarity's attracted an investor group including Bessemer Venture Partners, RRE Ventures, and Maveron Ventures to support its vision of an app-based defense of consumers' rights in the financial world.

The maker of Budweiser is attempting to silence a former employee for speaking out in defense of consumers, according to the ex-worker's lawyer.

Last week, shortly before the Banking committee voted along party lines to pass the Dodd bill and send it to the Senate floor, Shelby took a veiled swipe at Warren, who has emerged as a folk hero for her ardent and passionate defense of consumers and the middle class in the face of what appears to be overwhelming opposition by banks and their allies in Congress.

Deputy Secretary Raskin is known for her tireless pursuit of innovative solutions to enhance American's shared prosperity, the resilience of our country's critical financial infrastructure, and the defense of consumer safeguards in the financial marketplace.

The beverage industry has countered by stepping up its defense of consumer choice.

The ambitious American nephew appeared to exploit his uncle's insights by wrapping products in a potent symbolic aura, sneaking past the rational defenses of consumers and creeping into their dreams.

"The best line of defense for consumers are the antispam filters which are available commercially," said Charlie Kennedy, a lawyer with Morrison & Foerster who specializes in telecommunications law.

A complete repeal of the law would dismantle the bureau, which serves as the first line of defense for consumers against businesses, fielding complaints about everything from applying for a mortgage to taking out a loan for college.

Tim Johnson, the committee's chairman and a Democrat from South Dakota, kicked off the hearing by delivering an impassioned defense of the consumer bureau.

But when it comes to buying food in stores, labels serve as the front line of defense for most consumers, and consumers sometimes become sick because of incomplete or inaccurate information on a product's packaging.