Sentence examples for complex complaints from inspiring English sources

It says that it is "reshoring" call centre teams to the UK and establishing a 400-strong department with 40 managers to focus on complex complaints.

The panel will aim to consider the report of the CO within 28 days, but reserves the right to take longer to resolve the complaint where dealing with complex complaints or where there are unavoidable delays.

NHS England said that the problems at the Customer Contact Centre in Redditch - set up earlier this year to provide a single national contact point for inquiries, complaints and Freedom of Information (FOI) requests - had now been resolved, with more staff taken on and complex complaints passed on more quickly to local NHS officials.

No complex complaints were reported by study participants, similar to data previously reported in others studies [ 10– 14] 14].

Due to its interaction with other complex complaints and health conditions we suggest that dizziness in elderly adults is a multifactorial geriatric health condition and health care practitioners should conduct a comprehensive assessment in other to identify its associated conditions, together with strategies to investigate the underlying cause-related specific diseases.

The trust criticised the ECU for failing to include Primark's expert report in its findings in 2010, adding that the unit "appeared to have placed the burden on Primark to prove its case in this complex complaint".

Examples of Multi-Input, Multi-Output and MIMO compliant mechanisms are presented to demonstrate the validity of the proposed procedure to design complex complaint mechanisms.

The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome.

The results of Mendez et al. [ 2] suggest that 43% of patients with AD have complex visual complaints.

Due to the ageing of the population, the number of frail older people who suffer from multiple, complex health complaints increases and this ultimately threatens their ability to function independently.

Regular interaction with a computer interface, using a standard keyboard and a mouse, has been related to a complex of complaints related to the hand, arm and shoulder, often referred to as 'repetitive strain injury' (RSI), or sometimes as 'cumulative trauma disorder', 'non-specific work-related upper limb disorder' or 'repetitive strain disorder' [ 2].