Sentence examples for complaints point from inspiring English sources

The complaints point to the balance that colleges and universities must strike in operating quasi-judicial systems that lack the expertise, the resources or the rules of evidence found in the criminal justice system.

Nevertheless, UCS's Francesco Grifo says the complaints point to a problem at the agency.

Their complaints point to a broader problem with what many consider to be a basic government service.

But it's proper to ask whether these complaints point to something fundamentally awry with the ACA, and if so, how to fix it.

Big Porridge piled in with complaints, pointing out that, again, milk had not been accounted for.

Ford's handling of the ignition complaints points up the shortcomings of a regulatory system that, short of manpower, relies heavily on the candor of the auto companies.

He praises the Press Complaints Commission, shortly to be replaced by the Independent Press Standards Organisation, and lists his eight complaints, pointing out that they have a deterrent effect, because journalists and editors hate admitting they are wrong and so are more careful.

It might be argued that the PCC could add inquiry to its remit so that the process of regulation is more inquisitive and responsive to complaints pointing to ethically and legally problematical patterns of journalistic methodology and publication.

Consumers started grousing, but executives downplayed the complaints, pointing out that corporate clients, who provide 85% of Dell's business, were happy.

The former was rejected, in part because "pluton" is actually a pre-existing geological term, and many geological experts wrote in complaints pointing this out.

The federal study of citizen complaints pointed to the influence of police unions as one factor: Complaints were sustained 15percentt of the time at law enforcement agencies that had to collectively bargain with employees, more than twice the 7percentt rate at agencies that didn't collectively bargain.