Sentence examples similar to complaint powers from inspiring English sources

EVERY day, passengers on London's underground railway have a new complaint: power failures on the Central Line, engineering works on the Bakerloo, decrepit trains on the Northern.

used its super-complaint powers to call on the financial regulator to investigate whether banks could do more to protect people who are tricked into transferring money to a fraudster.

On the issue of compensation, consumer group Which? is using its "super-complaint" powers to call for rail operators to make it easier for consumers to get the refunds they deserve.

has used its super-complaint power since it was granted the right in 2002.

Thus, following a complaint, the powers that be offered an apology, as did Lee.

To every complaint, the powers that be could reply: Hey, but look at this great championship game!

Further underscoring the point was news on Tuesday that General Motors would recall 1.3 million compact cars because of complaints about power steering in the vehicles.

But there are complaints that power in the party is in the hands of 15 vice-presidents appointed directly by the president.

The organisation has made a super-complaint, a power which allows designated bodies to complain to regulators on behalf of consumers and receive a formal response.

The decisive action by Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood punctures the absurdist fiction offered by the airlines — that self-policing and consumer complaints are power enough to get them to act decently and sensibly, and that when long delays occur, it's best for suffering passengers and crew to pull together to help the bottom line.

In the past, complaints about power lines crossing villages were hardly noticed by the public.