Sentence examples for considering a complaint from inspiring English sources

However, she warns that NHS staff considering a complaint should know that managers often protect themselves, rather than patients.

The commissioner is considering a complaint about the MP and will decide in the coming days whether it warrants a full investigation.

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.

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 IPT is already considering a complaint that the intelligence services illegally intercepted communications between the Libyan Abdel Hakim Belhadj – the subject of removal by rendition back to Tripoli – and his lawyers.

Mr. Weidmann made the critique in an opinion he submitted in December to the German Constitutional Court, which is considering a complaint against Germany's participation in measures designed to keep the euro zone together.

The Federal Election Commission considered a complaint challenging the legality of the ads, but took no action.

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.

"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.

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.