Sentence examples for consider complaints from inspiring English sources

Many airports have consultative committees which consider complaints (see your phone book).

■ Ombudsman schemes Independent third parties who consider complaints and usually combine investigation, mediation, and adjudication.

(c) In scheduling inspections, the PHA must consider complaints and any other information brought to the attention of the PHA.

Georgia law prohibits false or misleading statements by judicial candidates and establishes a commission to consider complaints.

Several medical societies have created tribunals to consider complaints that expert testimony by their members was substandard.

It added that there was no reason to consider complaints it received that the paper's coverage was discriminatory.

The tribunal considers complaints against MI5, MI6 and GCHQ.

Ofcom is still considering complaints about Price's disabled son Harvey swearing live on Loose Women last Tuesday.

But rulings by the Strasbourg court which considers complaints based on the European Convention of Human Rights—have been creating banner headlines of late.

Complaints should normally come from prisoners themselves, although the ombudsman has also considered complaints from lawyers acting on a prisoner's behalf, MPs and prisoner's families.

He also calls for changes to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, which considers complaints against the use of intrusive powers by the intelligence agencies and others.