Sentence examples for face complaints from inspiring English sources

A large number of police officers face complaints or investigations relating to police killings.

And buyers in China and India may face complaints from important BlackBerry customers like the United States and Canadian governments.

Ryanair's cabin crews also do the cleaning inside the aircraft, so if they make a bad job of it they have to face complaints from passengers.

However, senior figures within the Met say the TSG's frontline work, involving drug raids and demonstrations, means they are more likely to face complaints than other officers.

It was no fun to face complaints, disapproval and pity from parents who seemed to have done rather better than me.

The first is that at a party conference attended by political curiosities – those few people in Britain driven by definite political beliefs – Cameron will face complaints that he is not being forceful enough.

[World Business, Section W.] First Boston May Face Complaint Massachusetts regulators who have been investigating Credit Suisse First Boston and its research practices are expected to file an administrative complaint against the firm, according to someone close to the inquiry.

The company faced complaints of bid-rigging and improper accounting.

He rejoined the Met after a stint with another force where he also faced complaints.

Every automaker in the United States has faced complaints about sudden acceleration.

Thus, Democrats, now facing complaints that Mr. Obama seeks "too much too soon," are exploring that option.