Sentence examples for complaints conducted from inspiring English sources

McNeil, he assured the F.D.A., was making changes in the ways that it handled consumer complaints, conducted investigations and notified the agency.

And any major fines are only going to hit the most serious violations and violators — and only down the line when data protection authorities have received complaints and conducted thorough investigations.

Unfortunately, efforts to address dysfunctional teams or clinical units are often driven by isolated incidents or complaints and conducted as post hoc evaluation that does not capture the real time, routine behavior of a clinical system.

The last investigation cited in the U.S.D.A. complaint was conducted in May, 2012; it was then that Goat No. 11765 died.

Although the exact timing is unknown, at some point FDA received an anonymous complaint and conducted an unannounced inspection of the NIH facility located on the Bethesda, Maryland, campus between 19 May and 29 May.

He made the announcement at the Transport Ministry after the government said that it would ask the Tokyo Police to charge Mitsubishi Motors with falsifying reports on customer complaints and conducting recalls without notifying the authorities.

The mine safety agency said its inspectors ordered the evacuation of three other West Virginia mines owned by Massey this month after receiving anonymous complaints and conducting surprise inspections.

The company, whose major jobs include work for BBC Audience Services handling complaints and conducting the 2011 census for the Office of National Statistics, admitted that contracts secured and extended in 2009 had a total value of £1bn, down significantly from £1.24bn in 2008.

In response to such complaints, the F.T.C. conducted a wide-ranging study of debt collectors and debt buyers in 2009.

As a result of those complaints, the regulator conducted a public audit of Facebook's privacy policies.

In just two years, scores of preliminary reviews of complaints have been conducted discreetly by office investigators, with more than a dozen deemed worthy of referral to the ethics committee for further review.