Sentence examples for redress system from inspiring English sources
For cases of mistaken identity, there is a redress system.
It has until March 2010 to create a redress system for disgruntled customers, involving compensation for delays and faults with properties.
A redress system for thwarted travelers was operated by the Department of Homeland Security and referred complaints to the FBI, Piehota further affirmed.
"The Government and regulator must now thoroughly investigate the impact of Libor rate-rigging on ordinary borrowers and savers, and introduce a collective redress system to properly compensate consumers if they have lost out".
A 2012 report by Human Rights Watch urged the government to set up an independent grievance redress system to allow people to report coercion and poor quality services at sterilisation centres.
"NCC has campaigned hard for new laws that will oblige credit providers to lend responsibly and treat their customers fairly, that will introduce a tougher credit licensing regime than there is now, and that will give people with credit problems a simpler, more consumer-friendly redress system.
One bidder is the firm running the current voluntary Ombudsman for Estate Agents scheme, while another is SOS Ltd, which operates redress systems in the energy industry.
But the lack of EU-wide rules mean that even if some consumers do receive remuneration, consumers in countries without collective redress systems will miss out.
The European Commission recommended in 2013 that all countries set up collective redress systems for all areas of consumer policy, but only 16 of its 28 member states currently have such laws.
If the Americans have got that wrong, then they need to work out how to redress their legal system, and not go round bullying … ID: The problem is, we're in uncharted waters – this has never happened before.
Cage said that it spent two years communicating with Emwazi, in which he highlighted interference by the UK security agencies as he sought to find redress within the system.
