Sentence examples for representatives of consumer from inspiring English sources

Representatives of consumer groups, meanwhile, are fretting.

As far as I can tell from press reports, there were no representatives of consumer interests on the scene.

"CAUCUS NEW JERSEY: ENVIRONMENTAL CITIZENSHIP," Channel 13, 1 to 1 30 P.M., environmental officials and representatives of consumer and industry groups discuss how people can improve the environment.

The letter emphasized the need for the Fed to increase representation of women and minorities, especially on the boards of the its regional banks, and to include representatives of consumer and labor interests, rather than just bankers and corporate leaders.

The term "interested persons", only for purposes of sections 2412(a)(4)(B), 2414(b)(1)(A), 2416(c)(2), and 2417(a)(2) of this title, includes, but is not limited to, domestic firms and workers, representatives of consumer interests, United States product exporters, and any industrial user of any goods or services that may be affected by actions taken under subsection (a) or (b).

Ten experts are academic, five are from government departments and four are representatives of consumer associations.

Curiously, David Cameron's 'insurance summit' last week featured precisely no representatives of consumers or accident victims.

In determining whether to increase or decrease the number of percentage points referred to in subparagraph (A), the Bureau shall consult with representatives of consumers, including low-income consumers, and lenders.

In addition, the California Hospital Assessment and Reporting Task Force (CHART), which he founded and leads, has convened representatives of consumers, purchasers, health plans, and hospitals in California to establish a consensus, universal, robust hospital performance reporting system.

The six members of the new company's board selected by the foundation would include representatives of consumers and health care industries, and people with philanthropic experience, said James Tallon, president of the United Hospital Fund.

WASHINGTON, April 21 — The "Campaign to make G.M. Responsible" charged to day that the General Motors Corporation had spent more than $500,000 to defeat pro posals to put representatives of consumers and conservation interests on its board of direc tors and to make other changes in its operations.