claim of quality

On the other hand, people have a right to expect that a very expensive machine, for which specific claims of quality are made, performs properly.

In 1851, he became the first to manufacture and market soap in individual bars, which he packaged attractively and added a claim of quality.

We passed merchants selling fruit and bread and oil, spices and incense, calling out claims of quality and magic in their wares.

Both consumeraffairs and PFPSA have claimed a link between this incident and earlier complaints and also questioned Nutro's claim of quality control and product testing.

Popular Club Plan catalogs often showed the same garment in more than one picture with close-up shots of the fabrics, so customers could get a sense of how the garment looked on the body and be assured of the company's claims of quality.

The field is highly competitive, and an important part of Nynex's effort at distinctiveness is its claim of quality of operation - its insistence that any product sold meet its standards and that the company service and maintain those products after purchase.

Douglas Sherlock, an independent H.M.O. analyst in Philadelphia, noted that "managed care is a very capital-intensive business," For one thing, the H.M.O.'s need to invest heavily in computer programs for measuring the effectiveness of medical care to support claims of quality service in selling to large employers.