Sentence examples for exploitation of consumers from inspiring English sources
When every country ask in a trade agreement is to exploit consumers or weaken the regulation of businesses, the exploitation of consumers and the weakening of the regulation of businesses becomes a global crusade.
Not that the O.C.C. ever really worried about the exploitation of consumers.
With some 10 million adults now policy holders, exploitation of consumers is also increasing.
Mr. Edwards routinely inveighs against the influence of lobbyists and the exploitation of consumers by big corporations, predatory lenders and hidden fees of credit-card companies.
Like his friend and bridge partner Bill Gates, Buffett has pledged his fortune to good causes – although unlike the Microsoft founder, Buffett has never been accused of rampantly monopolistic exploitation of consumers.
The underlying problem is really the scope of exploitation of consumers' online activity going on in the areas ePrivacy seeks to regulate — which is now firmly baked into dominant digital business models — so trying to rule over all that after the fact of mainstream operational execution is a recipe for co-ordinated industry objection and frenzied lobbying.
In a global game so riddled by corruption, rampant exploitation of its consumers and an inflated sense of its own worth, one wonders how "desperate" the need for accuracy over the occasional disputed goal really is.
They began as a form not of exploitation, but of consumer protection.
While some of its detractors argue that the agency has not focussed enough on the kinds of frauds that led up to the financial crisis, there is no doubt that it has played an important role in keeping consumers safe from certain kinds of financial exploitation — particularly consumers at mid-to-lower income levels.
But this reaction indicates that the Next is not purely a matter of consumer exploitation.
The GAO could find no reasonable explanation for why minorities were not making the cut, especially when some recipients of the tax credits have a history of consumer exploitation.
