Sentence examples for clear complaints from inspiring English sources

This means an appropriate and clear complaints process, ensuring victim confidentiality on everything from the use of sexting to the display of pornography as a form of bullying and public humiliation.

She added: "I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution".

"I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution".

The new Comparison Consortium (Coco) wants all member websites to sign up to an accreditation scheme, whose badge of approval would mean accurate price quotes instead of estimates, a clear complaints policy, transparent information and lawful use of users' personal data.

"I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution," she said.

Many firms have welcomed the attempt to deal with rogue practices and say the suggestion of a regulatory body with a clear complaints process will help build the reputation of the industry.

Airlines would have to establish clear complaint procedures and systems and to acknowledge complaints within a week of receipt.

The commission received a clear complaint detailing the castrations in 2010, which it now says it did not investigate "for lack of sufficient leads".

Postdocs therefore need and deserve "a clear complaint process, including protection from all forms of retaliation for the Postdoctoral Scholar throughout the sexual harassment and sexual assault investigation process," the letter goes on.

Alice's clearest complaints seemed to be a broader indictment of Dunbar's inability to abide by the rules of Victorian intimacy.

Of late, this static noise has become clearer and clearer amidst complaints against the U.S. and Europe, corrupt pro-Western governments in the region, and their alleged allies, including local Christians.