Sentence examples for direct complaints from inspiring English sources

You need not go far for more direct complaints about the direction the area has taken, with the disruptiveness of its growth, its telling lack of schools and its sheer expense.

"There were certainly raised eyebrows and direct complaints," Mr. Kenworthy added.

Anyone who expected more for the price, please direct complaints to the nearest mirror.

The channel, which broadcast more than 270 live reports in 24 hours, has not had any direct complaints.

Washington has also imposed reservations on human rights treaties that it has ratified - notably to stop US citizens making direct complaints at an international level.

"HMRC investigate all direct complaints made by workers and considers all issues raised which may impact on whether a worker receives the full national minimum wage," he said.

ITV received one direct complaint about the show.

She goes on to voice a more direct complaint -- "Now you're gone," repeated as a refrain -- that seizes on pain in the present tense.

Assuming a direct complaint to the managing agent fails, in theory they can take their case to the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal quoting the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 which says administration charges must be "reasonable".

The vast majority of social network traffic that Google serves ads into is controlled by MySpace – this was a direct complaint about that deal.

Private individuals availing themselves of a direct complaint line, even if only in the EU, will add considerably to the amount of back office sifting, verification and response generation that could occur.