Sentence examples for complaints discussed from inspiring English sources

He said that the 700 complaints discussed by Mr. Cuomo should be viewed "in proper context, although we don't want any customer to be dissatisfied".

About 24percentt of the credit card complaints discussed in the report concerned APR/interest rates and billing disputes, issues addressed in the CARD Act, according to Ulzheimer.

Complaints discussed include posttravel diarrhea, fever, skin problems, eosinophilia, respiratory complaints, rheumatologic conditions, and neurologic findings.

For almost a year, she had sought explanations for her various complaints, discussing her symptoms with twenty physicians in her H.M.O.

(Amanda is not her real name). For almost a year, she had sought explanations for her various complaints, discussing her symptoms with twenty physicians in her H.M.O.

NHS services which welcome complaints, discuss them with an open mind and embrace them as an opportunity to secure a better experience for patients are likely to be confident, trusting organisations that value their staff and patients.

The four ACA issues physical complaints, psychosocial complaints, discussing treatment and care options and offering follow-up appointments were addressed in 90-100% of the consultations in both groups at baseline and follow-up measurements.

That did not seem to deter the two suspects arrested Saturday, Mohamed Mahmood Alessa, and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, who, according to the criminal complaint, discussed which of the rival groups to join.

Our study did not ask patients to rate the importance of other aspects of the consultation (e.g. listening to their complaint, discussing diagnosis, considering treatment options) or rank the relative importance of prognostic information, although studies that considered this for other conditions have found that patients consistently rank prognostic information highly [ 26].

The employees' complaints were discussed by the medical committee in order to analyze the causal nexus based on ergonomic evaluations of the problem.

The as-if element, which usually accompanies depersonalization complaints, is discussed in the light of potential epistemologic reservations, which may motivate the use of as-if locutions.