Sentence examples for let consumers to from inspiring English sources

Our initial step on the mandatory labelling of GM foods would let consumers to decide to purchase GM products.

He notes that the stamp won't store personally identifiable information, will comply with guidelines outlined by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and Mobile Marketing Association and will let consumers to opt-out of some forms of tracking.

Other art-centric promotions for SpringHill Suites include ArtMonth, a contest that encouraged artists to design key cards for the chain and an iAd campaign that let consumers vote to select the artwork to be used to decorate the hotels.

The main industry group, the Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe, set up a Web site this summer to let consumers choose not to receive — "opt out" of — receiving advertisements directed as a result of profiling.

"It would be reasonable to let consumers decide what they wanted to drink and not to foster this segment of this particular industry through this kind of industrial policy or tax policy".

On the other hand, the regional Bell companies are arguing for new regulations that would tie up VoIP companies that let consumers make calls to customers on the regular phone network, as Skype hopes to do soon.

The paper quoted a Facebook engineer as saying the site generally tries to let consumers decide for themselves what to read, avoiding "editorial judgment over the content that's in your feed".

The service will let consumers listen free to any song on computers and tablets running the latest version of its Windows software, as well as on the Xbox console.

Such services often don't let consumers transfer tracks to other devices like MP3 players.

Ireland-based PortoMedia is setting up kiosks that will let consumers download movies to a flash memory key or portable hard drive.

The changes are intended to let consumers know which information about them is available to commercial Web sites and to make it easier to restrict that data.