Sentence examples for complaints section from inspiring English sources

Supervisors have a responsibility to address work-related concerns and complaints (Section 7.3 in Policies & Procedures); employees have a responsibility to participate in such communications.

Despite that recall, the complaints section on the agency's Web site reflects at least half a dozen complaints from owners who participated in the recall in 2007, only to have what they described as a similar headlight failure later.

A letter published that same month in the "people's complaints" section of the newspaper Jornal do Brasil expresses indignation about "a gang of minors" from the hill, stealing a pair of trousers on display in a shop window in Carioca Street.

If you have a complaint about any of our services you can visit the complaints section of the BBC website.

Wedged under the "Complaints" section of the British public-service broadcaster's website, the formal reply gently reminds naysayers that since the 1960s, the show's concept of "regeneration" ― the process by which its main character "renews" him- or herself, initiating a complete physical and psychological change ― has been integral to the series.

This considers a more definitive diagnosis than a registration in the 'symptoms/and complaints section'.

FJ Cruiser owners have been complaining about problems with the front seat belts for several years, according to the consumer complaint section of the N.H.T.S.A. Web site.

Conversely, when a biological examination is explicitly mentioned by the clinician in the chief complaint section or in the clinical note of the electronic medical record, it is probably more often because the biological examination provides relevant information in the diagnostic approach of an infectious disease.

Asked if Muslims offended by Anning's remarks could make complaints under section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, Tan said the commission would consider complaints but he would not prejudice the process by commenting.

Any decision made by the Panel will be published on the Editorial Complaints Corrections section of the Guardian website.* The panel will have the discretion to recommend that prominence be given to panel recommendations where the panel considers there has been a serious breach of the PCC code.

"Complainant" means the person (including the Secretary) who files a complaint under section 3610 of this title.