Sentence examples for limits complaints from inspiring English sources

"It limits complaints later on," she says.

It could also benefit the company by allowing it to raise prices on the product while limiting complaints from the public.

The Republican commissioners want to limit complaints to people with first-hand knowledge of a product hazard, like parents and health care workers; they are also seeking stronger vetting of false or misleading complaints.

The paragraph above is an example of what is known in broadcasting as a "health warning" and is employed to limit complaints from the audience and the risk of being fined by Ofcom, the television and radio regulator whose duties include the decency-policing of speech.

Both iv and oral flecainide can, therefore, play important roles in shortening the periods of symptomatic AF, thereby limiting complaints.

Rather it is due to the rules that artificially limit the complaints they can accept, and the limited sanctions available to them.

The FCA said those interventions could include a time limit on complaints and other rule changes.

Britain's financial watchdog has raised the possibility of introducing a time limit on complaints about payment protection insurance, the mis-selling scandal that has cost banks more than £17bn in compensation.

Mr. Zuby pointed to the limits of the complaint data, which is compiled by the transportation agency as part of its early-warning reporting program.

I'll grant him that, but I'll also grant that the Melbourne Response is about handling complaints, limiting publicity and liability, and it goes nowhere near far enough to ensure this atrocity never happens again.

The key concessions to the press were: 1. Group complaints (limiting when the Board can consider them to instances where there is a public interest in doing so) 2. The composition of the Code Committee, which has an industry majority.