Sentence examples for complaints rejected from inspiring English sources

Guy Anker, managing editor at MoneySavingExpert.com, points out that the Financial Ombudsman is upholding 70% of complaints rejected by banks.

On Friday, the Constitutional Council, a body that according to Cambodian law has the final say in election complaints, rejected the opposition's claims of irregularities.

Outside advocacy groups that have raised concerns about Bernhardt said they have been ignored or had their complaints rejected.

The approximately one fifth of the total number of patient complaints rejected by the complaints board has not been taken into consideration.

(Reuters) ASIA PHILIPPINES: ESTRADA PLEA REJECTED The government has given the ousted president, Joseph Estrada, one week to answer corruption complaints, rejecting his appeal for extra time.

And whatever impression British newspapers may create, UK cases are not confined to criminals and terrorists: former Formula One boss Max Mosley saw his privacy complaint rejected; BA employee Nadia Eweida, who wanted to wear her crucifix at work, went home happy.

Despite apparent damage to his suit, the deputy prime minister chose not to register a formal complaint, rejecting the ambush as a publicity stunt by the band.

Though both complaints were rejected, she believes the move was an important public admonition to Desmond and his editors.

"Often when complaints are rejected by a force they go on to succeed as a civil claim in court," he said.

Those complaints were rejected today by senior government officials and Microsoft executives, who hailed the proposed agreement as a landmark in antitrust law.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said some Lloyds customers whose PPI mis-selling complaints were rejected by the bank were told their grievances had been "fully investigated" when in fact this was not the case.