Sentence examples for processing complaints from inspiring English sources
The public advocate, who is elected to a four-year term and earns an annual salary of $150,000, functions as an ombudsman for the city, processing complaints about government and reviewing the performance of government agencies.
The public advocate, who holds a four-year term and earns an annual salary of $150,000, functions as an ombudsman for the city -- or ombudswoman, as Ms. Gotbaum had said frequently if not smoothly throughout her campaign -- processing complaints about government and reviewing the performance of government agencies.
We are responsible for receiving and processing complaints, and expected on top of this to deal with other things, hence why we are exhausted.
Mr. Cherkasky urged the department to speed its processing of complaints.
Rather, it focused on processing individual complaints against officers -- and it did so ineffectively.
To the Editor: Regarding school lunches, I'm having a hard time processing the complaints.
Processing the complaints, the advocacy group found, often took at least a year.
The Financial Services Authority FSAA) confirmed that the moratorium on handling claims had now been lifted, allowing account providers to start processing customer complaints.
Congress last year approved the request by the I.N.S. to create the premium processing, answering complaints from employers unhappy with waiting 60 to 90 days for work visas and agency officials who contend the service side of the organization is given short shrift compared with the well-financed Border Patrol.
"It is stunning that the conservator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which have received $150 billion in a taxpayer-funded bailout, had just two people receiving and processing customer complaints," Representative Spencer Bachus, the Alabama Republican who is chairman of the House's financial services committee, said in a statement.
He said he has already established a "working group" to examine codes of conduct concerning confidentiality and reporting misconduct, and rules for "investigating and processing misconduct complaints".
