Sentences with phrase «play upon consumers»

To satisfy that obligation, businesses generally have a responsibility not to play upon consumers» lack of economic sophistication, or their xenophobia.

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When you understand that Mexico's economy is dependent upon U.S. consumers, Donald Trump has all the cards he needs to play.

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He also touched upon the low stock of amiibo at stores, saying, «We have increased production for amiibo figures that have sold out very quickly after launch, that are indispensable to play a certain game and for which we have received strong demand from retailers and consumers.»

For Sam Watts, a VR producer at Tammeka Games, the success of the platform - and for VR in general - will rest upon letting potential consumers try the tech before they buy — which is where Sony's established retail channels will come into play.

While they were foremost consumers, they have also adopted a critical attitude towards the very same mechanisms of seduction and desire that played upon them.

However, this description of Spremberg's «collage paintings» doesn't convey their potential as interventions upon the found image or as a further play on the oft - unregistered «packaging» that accompanies and constructs consumer life.

In my opinion RECO should have two things, and two things only, in its sights, and they are these: 1) Severely limiting the number of newbie entrants onto the playing field via enforcing strict standards to be met prior to registration, and: 2) Increasing the number of registrants being permanently shown the door upon displayed proof of incompetence and / or malicious malpractice, not just by way of researching complaints from consumers, but by way of never - ending random spot checks / audits and follow - up calls designed to reach out to and find consumers (and registrants) who have had recent negative experiences with registrants which point to registrant - centric conflict - of - interest behind - the - scenes behaviour.