Sentence examples for quick complaints from inspiring English sources

Salazar told the Washington Post on Friday that National Park officials have 30 days to replace the quote, which drew quick complaints from black leaders, a King family member and others when the memorial was first unveiled last summer.

In addition, Ms. Nord said the proposal emphasized quick posting of complaints and was not clear enough about how disputes would be handled.

The new watchdog would also launch a new arbitration arm which would seek to offer members of the public a system for quick resolution of complaints over privacy or libel.

Mr. Donaldson tried to deflect criticism from state officials, like Attorney General Eliot Spitzer of New York and William F. Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that the commission had been too quick to settle complaints of wrongdoing in the case it brought against Putnam Investments, the nation's fifth-largest fund company.

Every word and gesture was carefully scrutinised; and not surprisingly, the complaints were quick to follow.

They were quick to brush aside complaints of racial profiling from minority troopers, and they frequently worried that heightened scrutiny would dampen enthusiasm for their highest enforcement priority: intercepting drugs on highway smuggling routes.

No one really blamed Wilf McGuinness, even the senior players he left out, although they were quick to voice their complaints to Matt Busby while teeing off with the former manager on a Manchester golf course that became known to some as "the court of appeal".

When Unity officially announced that version 5.0 of the engine was in the works, the company was quick to head off complaints by promising that the UI creation tools would still ship for all of those folks running 4.X — many of whom likely purchased 4.x on the promise of the pending UI tools alone.

British tabloids and right-wing media have been quick to echo his complaints.

but the quick response to the complaint was appropriate; and the lessons learned are crucial ones.

These men were quick to report any complaint against officers, which could result in disgrace or execution.