Sentence examples similar to first instance of complaint from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit is the first instance of the government's saying an organized plan exists to fabricate complaints for profit.

It was not the first instance of aggressive behaviour from Ms Allan, according to ex staffers who told the Evening Standard that at least two complaints about her conduct had been made to Conservative HQ.

As a first instance of EPICO, we implemented the BLUEPRINT Data Analysis Portal BDAPP).

Nor is this the first instance of such abuse.

Indonesia reported its first instance of HIV in 1987.

Then, the second instance of macroeconomic mismanagement occurred.

In the first instance all complaints will be investigated by the chief inspector or the deputy chief inspector.

In the first instance, complaints should always be lodged with the firm providing the service or selling the product.

These could be similar to the way Channel 4's remit is regulated; the charter should place on the BBC a duty to consult with the public both as consumers and as licence fee payers; and the BBC should have a clear "broadcaster first" system of complaints where it handles complaints in the first instance with Ofcom handling appeals on editorial issues.

The framework requires that complaints must be dealt with in the first instance by the BBC's management, with the exception of complaints about the Trust itself.

Initially, the first instance court rejected the complaint, and the plaintiff appealed.