Sentence examples for complaints to go from inspiring English sources

"If it persuades high-performing kids to transfer from other local schools I would expect complaints to go to the adjudicator".

Earlier this week, at a staff meeting in San Francisco, Uber executives revealed to the company's 12,000 employees that 20 of their colleagues had been fired and that 57 are still being probed over harassment, discrimination and inappropriate behavior, following a string of accusations that Uber had created a toxic workplace and allowed complaints to go unaddressed for years.

But now, some five or six years after I first started using the term singlism in my book, Singled Out: How Singles Are Stereotyped, Stigmatized, and Ignored, and Still Live Happily Ever After, and in my early writings with Wendy Morris, I have much more than a litany of anecdotes and complaints to go on.

Trade experts said China would undoubtedly be angered if Mr. Bush allowed the complaint to go forward.

The code forces anyone with a complaint to go to someone within the Senate family, where the ultimate authority is always the Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno.

After a rare Sunday hearing in Delaware Chancery Court, Judge William Chandler III told lawyers that he would contact them soon with his decision on whether to allow Mr. Hewlett's complaint to go forward as planned in two weeks.

Londoners were constantly being told to "get ahead of the Games," but, the general complaint seemed to go, Why don't the Games get ahead of us?

Her complaints to the Independent Police Review Division went nowhere, so she went public with her story, but apparently, the arresting officers violated no laws.

Put simply, complaints management needs to go back to basics.

He says complaints to superiors went unheeded, hence his decision to play hardball and unionize; more than half of the store's 13 baristas are on his team, he says.

Obviously, people with a poor health more often suffer with complaints that restrained them to go to the practice.