Sentence examples for head of complaints from inspiring English sources

Note that the head of complaints used to fill a parallel role at the Guardian, reporting there to a managing editor who has also joined the complaints board.

She was told in writing by the chief inspector who led the second inquiry that his report was being considered by the head of complaints.

Gemma Bowen, head of complaints of general interest at Consumer Focus, says: "Many of the complaints seem to centre around people signing up, but not having received any confirmation or reminder of the service and the exact terms they've agreed to.

Charlotte Dewar, head of complaints and pre-publication services, explained the PCC's reasoning: "Although the code does not impose specific requirement of 'prior notification', seeking comment from the subject of a story before publication may be a necessary step to ensure the accuracy of any resulting coverage.

She was told in writing by the head of the complaints division that the original inquiry would be reviewed.

Hafizullah Hafiz, the head of the complaints department in the office of Attorney General Mohammed Ishaq Aloko, said that the four were charged with abuse of official office and corruption in purchasing related to the 2009 presidential election, not the parliamentary elections on Sept. 18 this year.

In a letter to complainants, BBC head of editorial complaints, Fraser Steel, wrote: "Mr Ya'alon was allowed to make several controversial statements on those matters without any meaningful challenge and the programme makers have accepted that the interviewer ought to have interrupted him and questioned him on his assertions".

The drinks industry reconfigured again in March 1989 when, to head off complaints of a brewing monopoly, the Department of Trade and Industry forced the sale of thousands of tied pubs to a fledgling independent drinks sector (Wetherspoons, Firkin pubs, and Pitcher & Piano among the many new chains).

In June 1994, while Redgrave was still trying to arrest the arms dealers, Brennan began a series of secret meetings with Superintendent Roger Gaspar, head of the Met's complaints investigation branch (CIB), the anti-corruption squad.

Maria Andrzej Falinski, head of POHID, scoffs at complaints that Polish goods account for barely half the chains' supplies (the real figure is close to 90%) and laments opinion polls that claim 70% of Poles think the chains threaten small shops.Retail analysts are not sure what the fuss is about.

No officers were ever charged in connection with the death, although Commander John Cass, who investigated the case as the head of the Met's complaints bureau, was believed to have produced a report that identified several officers as possible suspects in the killing and accused others of thwarting his inquiries.