Sentence examples for call complaints from inspiring English sources

The day after the call, complaints from the religious right picked up steam.

While individuals like Howard Tullman, CEO of Chicago-based startup incubator 1871, say "open is over," others call complaints about noise and lower productivity a "first-generation problem that can and should be overcome," whether it be through thoughtful acoustic design, a mix of solo and social spaces, or both.

Residents have been encouraged to call complaint centers if unauthorized groups pressure them.

Mr. Boyle called complaints about the campaign "overstated".

But Judge Lippman said the five judges -- all elected Democrats from Manhattan -- were not biased and called complaints of favoritism silly, given the overwhelmingly Democratic makeup of Manhattan judges.

I was directed to take immediate action by clicking on the link called "complaint".

The Sanitation Department has urged board members and their constituents to call in complaints.

To exercise the new guarantee, Amtrak is asking its customers to call their complaints to the attention of any employee.

(This metric may be skewed by the large number of people who work in midtown, and who may call in complaints even if they don't live there).

The BBC received 22 calls (21 complaints and one comment) about the swearing and 30 calls (28 complaints and two comments) about the delay in making the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix available on the iPlayer on-demand service for the swearing to be removed.

Ms. Stark called the complaints "outrageous and destructive".