Sentence examples for fos from inspiring English sources

If the issue has not been resolved within eight weeks, get in touch with the FOS again, who will demand a dialogue with the insurer on your behalf.

If however you accept the ombudsman's decision but are unhappy with the way the case was handled, you can complain to the FOS and have your complaint dealt with by an independent assessor.

This difference is in line with previous work showing that B-GOS more strongly stimulates the growth of intestinal microbes than does FOS.

Interestingly, the second prebiotic tested, FOS, affected neither emotional processing nor cortisol levels.

"Vishing and courier fraud target some of the most vulnerable people in society by duping them into transferring money directly into criminals' accounts, or handing over bank cards and personal identification numbers to couriers – in some extreme cases people have also handed over cash or jewellery," says Rory Stoves of the FOS.

The FOS won't deal with your complaint until you've gone through all the bank's internal complaints procedures.

It wants to close two uneconomic blast furnaces at Florange in Lorraine and concentrate its French steelmaking at its coastal sites at Dunkirk, on the English Channel, and Fos-Sur-Mer, on the Mediterranean.

With Aix-en-Provence it forms the second largest urban agglomeration in France, and in association with the outport of Fos-sur-Mer, about 23 miles (37 kilometres) to the northwest, it is the country's largest seaport.

Further expansion was also undertaken to the west of the city, with the creation in 1863 of Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône. Eventually, in 1965, work began on the development of the port complex at Fos-sur-Mer.

Oil has long been France's principal energy import, which has led to the growth of a major refining industry, with plants concentrated in two areas of the lower Seine valley (Le Havre and Rouen) and in the region around Fos-sur-Mer and the Étang de Berre.

The building of the industrial complex at Fos-sur-Mer also attracted many thousands of migrant workers from North Africa in the 1960s, posing further problems of housing the city's immigrant population.