Sentence examples for principle of consumer from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Guild of Quality Butchers, which represents 500 independent shops, said: "We support the principle of consumer choice.

Instead of the traditional points system, which invariably puts homeless families and teenage mothers at the front of the housing queue, and gives housing officers sole control over who is allocated which property, Harborough Home Search is based on the principle of consumer choice.

"We are putting in place a fundamental principle of consumer protection".

"Forced to choose between the protection of the rights of the individual, economic productivity, and the principle of consumer choice, on the one hand, and the achievement of political goals, on the other, state capitalists will choose the latter every time," Bremmer explains.

"The inquiry considers the principle of consumers being able to access advice that helps them meet their financial needs is undermined by the existence of conflicted remuneration structures in financial advice," the report said.

Nor is it the devastating critique of Mr Gove his accusers suppose, for this requires what none has provided: a compelling and affordable alternative, similarly founded on the principles of consumer choice, competition and local accountability that underpin every useful effort at state modernisation, in Britain or anywhere, in recent times.

Consumer efficiency encompasses both benefit and cost components, reaches beyond the boundaries of product and service foci, and engages both utilitarian and hedonic principles of consumer behavior.

This paper introduces an improvement on these methodologies by using the principles of consumer behaviour theory and the analysis capabilities of game theory to develop a dedicated purpose-built modelling tool for the analysis of intermodal competition within the operator's revenue function.

The company is a case study in how technology can change behavior when it utilizes the principles of consumer psychology coupled with the latest in big data analytics.

The principle of putting consumers in charge of production has spread into our political life, especially in elections.

"The fragrance industry is keenly aware of the principle of the consumers' right to know," said Stephen Weller, director of communications for IFRA.