Sentence examples for address specific complaints from inspiring English sources

Smith, the head of the players union, declined to identify or address specific complaints but said: "We are aware of disparities, and we have raised it with the N.F.L., not only this year but for the past several years.

Michael Sharkey, the chief of staff in the Suffolk County sheriff's office, told me in response that, while he couldn't address specific complaints because of the pending lawsuit, "All jails in New York State are monitored by the New York State Commission of Correction.

First is the responsibility to address specific complaints of retaliation by assessing them fairly and providing relief where required.

When Huffpost contacted the Tigard-Tualatin School Dittrict it declined to address the specific complaints from the students, but said it takes their reports "seriously".

However, since they found that the management committee handled too many varying hospital related issues to address directorate specific complaints; practitioners often used the direct approach.

While church officials pushed for dismissal of the lawsuit, arguing that their actions are protected rights of free speech, they did not directly address Rathbun's specific complaints, including threats made about her safety to family and friends and closely following her daily movements, the appeals court found.

He followed up in the Bits blog on Tuesday, addressing specific reader complaints.

The charter went beyond simply addressing specific baronial complaints, and formed a wider proposal for political reform, albeit one focusing on the rights of free men, not serfs and unfree labour.

An example of the passive voice might be: "What specific complaints can I address for you?" The subject of the sentence, the customer ("you"), appears at the end of the sentence, rather than at the beginning of the sentence.

But we have very specific complaints: above all, Dr. Sexton has consistently refused to address concerns about plans to expand N.Y.U.

Typically, to dissuade users from posting complaints or negative comments, airlines declare that they "will not address specific customer service issues here" in the "About" section of their FB page.