Sentence examples for evaluating complaints from inspiring English sources
Therefore, banks should have enterprise-wide policies, procedures and processes for reviewing, tracking and evaluating complaints, and for escalating issues to senior managers.
The instructions, issued to employees last week, say officials should rely on "Title IX and its implementing regulations... in evaluating complaints of sex discrimination against individuals whether or not the individual is transgender".
All states and territories have medical boards, which evaluate complaints against doctors filed by patients, hospitals or other doctors.
The company will evaluate complaints within 24 hours to see if they violate Yahoo's policies, Mr. Hull pledged, but that does not mean that Yahoo will take down every online club that is subject to a complaint.
The unions argue in the papers that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani does not have the legal authority to increase the responsibilities of the agency, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which is empowered by the City Charter to investigate and evaluate complaints of police abuse.
But, the report said, the two staff members overseeing the complaints "received no specific training regarding how to evaluate complaints or how to identify allegations requiring further action by the agency or referral to law enforcement authorities, such as the Department of Justice or the F.B.I".
New research methods are needed, particularly to evaluate complaints of nasal congestion, drying, and irritation.
Conversely, the BDI somatic subscale evaluates complaints about sleep, appetite, appearance, and sexual function hallmarks of depression which are not assessed by the PCS.
"I'm listening to these people and evaluating their complaints, and I've got three file drawers with their charts".
The district attorney's office is evaluating the complaints and deciding whether to pursue them.
Mr. Gornstein said judges had interpreted the earlier law as requiring them to "defer to the reasonable security judgments of corrections officials" in evaluating inmates' complaints.
