Sentence examples for guarantee consumer from inspiring English sources

The stated reason for the rejection was that the rapid tests are licensed only for surveillance, not to guarantee consumer safety.

We invite beauty companies to join our campaign to help persuade China and regulators in other emerging economies (like Brazil, India and southern Africa) that the future will be based on non-animal testing approaches to guarantee consumer safety.

4) A European sharing economy In a packed tent outside the parliament, a film called The Light Bulb Conspiracy is showing, an investigative documentary about planned obsolescence – the engineering of products designed to fail in order to guarantee consumer demand.

Improved plasma process design is required to obtain significant microbial reduction without affecting the product quality and to guarantee consumer's acceptance.

The size of an influencer's following is the easiest way to measure their popularity, however it will not guarantee consumer engagement.

Nevertheless, the European Parliament must find feasible solutions that guarantee consumer protection at the highest standards possible.

"These are unapproved drugs for unapproved uses and we can't guarantee consumers' safety," said Karen Riley, an F.D.A. spokeswoman.

"More than ever, the public authorities must act in 2013 to guarantee consumers a neutral, quality Internet," wrote Alain Bazot, the president of UFC-Que Choisir.

There is no guarantee consumers in the United States will flock to 3G service at a time when the rate of spending on cellphone services has started to flatten out.

Ryanair and some of the other discount airlines, what they did was go around the big airports, like de Gaulle and Heathrow, and went to smaller local airports to guarantee consumers cheaper fares.

The FCC's British counterpart wants to manage its 4G auction to guarantee consumers have at least four operators with nationwide coverage.AT&T points out that consumers in many American metropolises already have a choice of five or more operators; and it is prepared to give up market share in some localities where the merger would make it dominant (see article).