Sentence examples for consider a complaint from inspiring English sources
A similar issue will occur if the directors have to consider a complaint about a show from a division run by one of its executive members.
If a state medical licensing board were even to attempt to consider a complaint of a physician's involvement, the legislature would probably pass a law declaring that the act of execution does not constitute the practice of medicine.
In Spain, for instance, the constitutional court agreed last November to consider a complaint filed by left-wing Spanish politicians against the government's labor market reform, which loosened collective bargaining agreements and made it easier and less costly for employers to lay off workers.
"There is no set timetable for the secretary of state to consider a complaint that a local authority may be failing to carry out its duties in accordance with the act... all relevant detail will be carefully considered to enable the secretary of state to decide whether a local inquiry is necessary to resolve any real doubt about the council's compliance with its statutory duty under the act".
The Federal Election Commission considered a complaint challenging the legality of the ads, but took no action.
However, she warns that NHS staff considering a complaint should know that managers often protect themselves, rather than patients.
"The Premier League board has considered a complaint from Cardiff City regarding the conduct of a Crystal Palace official," a statement from the League read.
The director of public prosecutions is considering a complaint that voters were misled by the Vote Leave and Leave.EU campaigns, in contravention of electoral law.
The commissioner is considering a complaint about the MP and will decide in the coming days whether it warrants a full investigation.
Crucially, this was at a point in 2009 when the PHSO was considering a complaint from James Titcombe, the father of Joshua, who died in 2008 as a result of an infection missed for almost 24 hours.
Lord Wakeham, the commission's chairman, is considering a complaint regarding the coverage given Leo's christening last month despite the Blairs' insistence that it was a private family event.
