Sentence examples for restrictive consumer from inspiring English sources

The nation's largest cellular phone companies are set to announce today a voluntary seal-of-approval program in hopes of staving off more restrictive consumer legislation.

[C4.] Cellphone Makers Set Guidelines The nation's largest cellular phone companies are set to announce today a voluntary seal-of-approval program in hopes of staving off more restrictive consumer legislation.

Financial shortfalls may divert money into more cost-effective, less restrictive, more consumer-controlled environments for the elderly who need help.

Republicans in Congress vehemently oppose the rule for its restrictive nature, while consumer groups say it does not go far enough.

The real problem, said Peter Jaszi, a professor specializing in copyright law at American University, is that "there are things in some of the laws which may tilt the results in a direction that is too restrictive as far as consumer interests are concerned".

They portray them as ending a restrictive practice, and offering more consumer choice.

A large and costly bureaucracy in both countries, a high tax burden, restrictive monetary policy and faltering consumer confidence led to soaring unemployment and a drop in GDP.

The assumption of the Dutch government that consumers prefer a less restrictive availability is not supported by our findings when consumers are confronted with safety information on medication.

The invisible hand of the market will direct the supply of any commodity to demanding consumers regardless of restrictive government regulations.ʄoes this mean that there is no hope?

That view of consumer harm is too restrictive.

The stakes are rising partly as a result of the consumer revolt against highly restrictive managed-care health plans in the last few years.