Examples of using Consumer groups in English and their translations into Arabic
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used to subsidize poor consumers, in order to ensure sufficient provision of the service to all consumer groups.
consideration when implementing policies and measures for promoting sustainability in the transport sector, and to recognize that they may be more effective if consumer groups are consulted as policies and measures are developed.
The proposed text for article 20 strives to find a compromise between the proposals made by the Producer and Consumer groups respectively and which are reproduced in Annex 1.
What consumer groups are saying.
(e) To facilitate the development of independent consumer groups;
Consumer groups will seek information on welfare, environmental and social considerations.
Some consumer groups have actively promoted the use of energy efficient appliances.
It ensures earlier and stronger engagement with consumer stakeholders(through consumer groups).
(a) Holding fortnightly sessions with consumer groups on rights and responsibilities;
The Moscow Regional Energy Commission approves different tariff rates for different consumer groups.
Bulk entries from trade, consumer groups or third parties will not be valid.
(b) Empowering civil society organizations, including consumer groups, environmental organizations and locally affected communities;
And we have a strict quality assurance system, in the consumer groups have a very high.
They are organizing consumer groups and influencing the demand for products, production processes and economic policy.
Some businesses have brought lawsuits against consumer groups for making negative comments about their products or services.
Consumer groups may benefit from using human rights norms, particularly those regarding the right to adequate food.
With a large consumer groups, you can see it in park, market, street, road, school ect.
Moreover, the main consumer groups of e-cigarettes are young people, and they are forming a trend culture.
These goals are of interest to a broad coalition of consumer groups, NGOs, activists, Internet users and others.
The project aims at enhancing the capacities of research institutes, consumer groups and media to successfully advocate for competition.