Sentence examples for poor quality services from inspiring English sources
Those who provide poor quality services, such as misleading statements, will also face large fines.
Yet large populations in the developing world receive poor quality services, or lack access entirely.
Almost 50 years ago, Richard Titmuss sharply observed "separate discriminatory services for poor people have always tended to be poor quality services".
Some managing agents can easily take advantage by over-charging, providing poor quality services, spending money on unnecessary projects, and taking hidden sales commissions for buildings insurance.
Tory minister Nicholas Ridley argued at the time that poor quality services was the result of a grip exerted by trade unions, driving up costs and delivering less for "the consumer".
But service users and their organisations have repeatedly highlighted their fears about private provision and increased reliance on private money in social care because they have experienced the resulting unreliability and poor quality services.
A Sky spokesperson said: "For years, BT has been under-investing and delivering poor quality service for customers.
Capita divisional managing director Chris Stroud apologised for a poor quality service in front of the committee in February.
Yours, Lembit Dear Lembit Good stuff indeed, Lembit, and I can be convinced of the danger of poor quality service if profit is the main motive.
One of the fiercest opponents, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, has been waging a lawsuit in Connecticut Superior Court to block the deal, arguing that it would be bad for energy customers, the economy and the environment in his state because Con Ed has an "abysmal record of high rates, poor quality service and environmental disrespect".
They can be shocked back into remembering why the higher standards were created by a tragedy such as a child's death but, fortunately, such terrible outcomes are rare so organisations can drift on for a long time providing a poor quality service.
