Sentence examples for restrict consumer choice from inspiring English sources

"Contrary to what some have argued, this agency would not restrict consumer choice and innovation," Mr. Obama said.

All DRM does is restrict consumer choice and provide a barrier to entry, says Mr Jobs; without it there would be far more stores and players, and far more innovation.

British politicians decided that the only way to guarantee a minimum standard of living for all citizens was to restrict consumer choice.The wartime rationing regime was tightened so that the country could pursue an export drive.

"It is not the government's intention that simple products should restrict consumer choice.

Samsung welcomed the latest decision saying it "confirms that the role of patent law is to protect innovation and not to unreasonably stifle competition and restrict consumer choice".

The RCA is claiming that exclusive agreements between carriers and mobile phone manufactures restrict consumer choice, decreases completion and violates the Communications Act.

But, points out Greg Jaffe of the Centre for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group, in other countries compulsory labelling has tended to restrict consumers' choice; try finding GM products in European supermarkets.

Until now, automakers and satellite services have teamed up, restricting consumer choice.

Microsoft's anticompetitive actions have already restricted consumer choice and deterred "innovations that would truly benefit consumers".

Last year competition authorities announced that Cineworld must sell off three outlets to avoid restricting consumer choice in some towns.

"Rather than restricting consumer choice, state officials should be focused on finding a federal solution to ensure consumers have access to the credit options they need and are demanding".