Sentence examples for guard consumers from inspiring English sources

To guard consumers against misleading ads, Clinton would establish a mandatory check by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) to ensure the information is clear and accurate.

McAfee, of course, has a commercial interest in spreading the word about the attack and how its security products can guard consumers and businesses from exploitation of the aforementioned Internet Explorer vulnerability, but the company is doing a service too, considering the fact that the code used to exploit the security hole has made its way to the public domain already.

A larger danger to consumers is red tape from well-intentioned regulators based on knee-jerk reactions to guard consumers from new products without first checking the laws already on the books.

Consumers are threatened with arrest as a consequence of not paying, making many off-guard consumers react quickly and send money via wire transfers and pre-paid debit and gift cards.

A20 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Guarding Consumer Privacy New York insurance regulators are to issue new rules on privacy today now that banks, insurance companies and brokerage firms can be jointly owned.

This action weakens the security requirement guarding every consumers' most personal data and should be reconsidered," said McSweeny, rather discounting the idea that the FTC would applaud the move which ostensibly was to prevent trouble between the two Commissions.

Can individual consumers guard against such a prospect?

Deflation, a generalized decline in prices, increases the burden on debtors and tends to paralyze an economy as consumers guard their money in anticipation of lower prices.

The changing of the guard among older consumers is even becoming part of the popular culture, he added, citing television shows about "cougars," older woman who pursue younger men.

In addition to the obvious implications this research has for public health, as studies linking phthalates to health concerns continue to pile up, companies are in danger of being caught off guard by either consumer backlash, new regulations, or both.

Surge pricing has become more common now among Uber users but when fares increase dramatically, it catches consumers off guard.