Sentence examples for prominent consumer groups from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lange said prominent consumer groups had declined past invitations to review industry initiatives once they were drafted.
Yet prominent consumer groups have continued to defend even the law's more extreme applications, and their spokespersons are dismissive of public outrage.
Now a prominent consumer group has tried to document the extent of the practice.
A prominent consumer group and groups with links to Microsoft condemned Google for not making sufficient changes, and some companies asked for a longer period of market testing.
BRUSSELS — As E.U. antitrust investigators prepare final recommendations in a case against Google, a prominent consumer group is calling for tough sanctions, warning that the U.S. technology giant may be using its power to the disadvantage of Internet users.
A prominent consumer group is calling on 20 hospitals, including three in Southern California, to stop marketing medical tests to patients that the group considers unnecessary and unethical.
It takes all of two seconds to understand why this is a silly idea, and thankfully a prominent consumer rights group there has come out against it.
On the heels of disclosures that major financial institutions maintain policies to pay special bonuses to executives who leave for high-level government positions, a prominent consumer advocacy group has threatened to file lawsuits to challenge such practices.
on Friday slammed the Obama administration for imposing unnecessary roadblocks on allegedly defrauded for-profit college students eligible for debt cancellations, joining other prominent lawmakers and consumer groups urging Education Secretary Arne Duncan to stop prolonging distress for swindled student debtors.
The proposal still has support from an array of prominent consumer advocates and physician groups -- among them, AARP, the Medicare Rights Center, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
It has been opposed by labor organizations, the National League of Cities, the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and a number of prominent religious, civil rights and consumer groups.
