Sentence examples for confront complaints from inspiring English sources

They will now have to confront complaints about officers in the same rigorous way.

By dismissing criminal charges against the two state troopers in the 1998 shooting of three black and Hispanic men on the New Jersey Turnpike, a State Superior Court judge has done more than just derail the state's most visible attempt to confront complaints of racial discrimination by the state police.

He called the meeting, in the spring of 1993, to confront rising complaints among women about their role in the church.

Confronted with complaints by choir members that he was at times abusive and erratic, he admitted that he could be cruel.

The agency is confronting increasing complaints about a system that requires athletes to give three months' notice of their location for one hour each day — seven days a week, between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m.

Pretty soon Mr Zhang was confronted with complaints from fridge buyers.

The pizza giant confronted consumers' complaints about its staple product by rolling out a new recipe, and it got a sales lift as a result.

His trip to Vietnam and Japan shaped up as a testament to his inclination to push forward while setting aside criticism, as the normally cool president repeatedly confronted both complaints and deeply emotional situations.

It was ready to confront Russia, triggering complaints that a newcomer was wrecking the EU's friendly relations with a rising energy giant.

We were scheduled to do another transmission at night, and hoped that in it we would confront him with the complaints and demands of the villagers his boss had abandoned.

He added that it is "unfair" for Science to "publish and confront me with anonymous complaints".