Examples of using Consumer should in English and their translations into German
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I believe the consumer should be informed, indeed the consumer must be informed.
In situations where the return of the goods is impossible due to their destruction orloss, the consumer should pay the monetary value of the goods which were destroyed.
The consumer should have all the relevant information in plain and colloquial language.
If buying a new product is the only option, the consumer should of course choose one which is as energy-efficient as possible.
A Consumer should use the prepaid consignment note in order to return the product.
Compulsory supply of a copy of the contract to the consumer should be established as a condition for the contract's validity.
The consumer should be free to choose not only the distributor but also the energy producer.
On the assignment of rights, the Parliament had proposed that the consumer should be informed that the contract has been assigned to a third party.
The consumer should know for which provision of service he is being invoiced and how much 4.4.3.
In the absence of an agreement directly withthe trader or the trading site, the consumer should be encouraged to look at the benefits of ADRs.
Every citizen and consumer should be guaranteed the same rights within the Union.
The consumer should not, however, be penalised where he is not in a position to provide certain information or assessments of the future evolution of his financial situation.
The principle is that the consumer should handle and inspect the product as he would be allowed to do in a shop.
The consumer should be protected against any risk of loss or damage of the goods occurring during the transport arranged or carried out by the trader.
No choice of foreign law; consumer should do cross-border shopping; start up applies optional instruments;
The consumer should also be properly informed when the credit agreement is assigned to a third party.
In any case the consumer should not be obliged to pay more than the price agreed for the goods.
The consumer should ultimately benefit from higher quality foods that are clearly traceable.
For frozen foods, the consumer should know when the product was frozen and whether it can be frozen again after thawing.
The consumer should be informed of this fact, so that he will not confuse a stable currency with guaranteed profit.
To this extent, the consumer should also know exactly how much fuel a car consumes and what tax advantages he might gain from it.
In an internal market, the consumer should be informed, and this information should be provided for every form of energy, not just green electricity.
Even after seven months, the consumer should be able to enjoy a product that is as fresh and crispy as it was at the time of packaging.
The CPR claims that"the consumer should be protected from misleading claims concerning efficacy and other characteristics of cosmetic products.
Firstly the consumer should be relieved, while the utilization of electricity in the heat and transport sectors should become more competitive.
With the EU Eco-Label the end consumer should have the opportunity to identify more environmental friendly and healthier products and services.
In a first step the consumer should be entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced within a reasonable time and without any significant inconvenience.
Also the consumer should understand that the protection frame can be or simple(in operation and administration), or to provide effective protection.
In those circumstances, the consumer should bear the risk of loss or deterioration after the time of delivery as agreed with the trader.
In particular, the consumer should enjoy a choice between repair or replacement as a first remedy which should help in maintaining the contractual relation and mutual trust.