Sentence examples similar to ombudsman mark from inspiring English sources
Boston Globe ombudsman Mark Jurkowitz wrote recently that the news media's declining credibility has long been an obsession among journalists.
Among the failings highlighted, the ombudsman found someone had marked the retired civil servant's records with a "do not attempt to resuscitate" note, but without any consultation with his family.
A Tameside Council spokesman said: "The report is fundamentally flawed in a number of respects, and there are question marks around whether the ombudsman has unlawfully exceeded her powers in issuing the report".
Many of those handed the jobs – after getting such impossibly high marks in the exams that the local ombudsman concluded they must have seen the questions first – had links to politicians.
On a related note, today also marks the first six months of the Legal Ombudsman (LeO), which deals with complaints about poor service by lawyers (essentially conduct issues).
The activist has said that if the government fails to proceed with the ombudsman, he will start another mass fast on 16 August, the day after the holiday that marks India's independence.
His duties include: (1) -helping to plan the 1975-76 season, (2) - roaming the house as a musical ombudsman to check on the quality of rehearsals and performances, (3) - rehearsing Berlioz's "Les Troyens," which will mark his Metropolitan conducting debut.
MARK LEWIS Mustang, Okla., Nov. 5, 2006 I was shocked to see that the de facto ombudsman of The New York Times failed a basic tenet of Journalism 101: that is, there are never only "both" sides of a story.
Financial ombudsman service.
