Sentence examples for gathering complaints from inspiring English sources

She said she was gathering complaints from listeners, but had not yet formally filed with the F.C.C.

The announcement itself in November was a bomb, instantly propelling Blair free of a series of parliamentary squabbles, cabinet disputes and gathering complaints about breakdowns in public services that had prompted his Conservative rivals to predict that at last his extended political honeymoon was coming to an end.

Smaller firms, meanwhile, are gathering clients with complaints about shredded documents, off-balance-sheet partnerships and the losses suffered by widows who depended upon their Enron pensions.

People are concerned about immigration, how the town is changing – you hear lots of complaints about Romanian men gathering in the main square, shouting.

It enables Heti to use the novel as a kind of collection box, for gathering the stray donations and aperçus and complaints of her generation.

That may be yet another reason for caution for Mr. Almunia, whose department has long been accused of relying too much in its investigations on outside complaints from companies, rather than gathering evidence of actual harm to consumers.

The commissioner's office has already begun gathering information in anticipation of a formal complaint from Toronto.

Depending on your business, you should think of aspects such as the maximum amount of time a customer should have to wait, how long it will take to handle complaints, and who will be responsible for gathering customer feedback.

Thuli Madonsela, the public protector, has received several complaints about irregular expenditure on the residence and has begun gathering information which could lead to a full investigation.

A consult varies from gathering the history of a patient to understanding the symptoms of a complaint.

Officials from the 71 competing nations are gathering in Delhi over the next couple of days, demanding assurances that the various complaints will somehow be addressed in time – with the veiled threat that they will otherwise cancel their athletes' flights.