Sentence examples for complaints whose from inspiring English sources

It would create an all-powerful Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal to handle complaints, whose members would be appointed by the government and be vested with authority to ban individual reporters and freeze the financial accounts of media houses judged to be in breach of a new (and far tamer) journalistic code of conduct.

This includes patients aged ≥ 16 years who live in the area of Rotterdam and have inflammatory joint complaints whose symptoms they have had for less than one year.

The panel will appoint a complaints officer ("CO"), who will accept complaints from complainants whose complaints have not been resolved to their satisfaction following a final determination of their complaint from the readers' editor ("RE").

An officer who responded to the complaint, whose name wasn't released, quickly drew anger from Craig and other family members when he appeared to belittle the complaint.

"IPSO is an improvement on the PCC if only because they have courteous complaints officers whose aim is to try to mediate a satisfactory conclusion for both parties," Rose Brocklehurst said.

For example, patients with insomnia are nearly 10 times more likely to develop depression than those without sleep complaints or whose insomnia had resolved [ 16, 17].

And so to Frank H. Wohl, chairman of the beleaguered complaint board, whose manner couldn't be less like a New Yorker's.

Cochrane database is the source of several studies that included subjects whose complaints or diagnoses ranged from subjective memory complaints to moderately advanced vascular dementia (Fioravanti and Yanagi 2005).

The group of patients with traumatic knee complaints (III) includes all patients whose knee complaints were caused by a sudden impact or wrong movement within one year before consulting the GP.

She said the IPCC upheld 49% of appeals from people whose complaints were not even recorded in the first place, as well as 44% of appeals from those whose complaints had been investigated by the local force.

Their conduct often scandalized church officials, whose complaints the Vatican stockpiled for centuries.