In reply to complaints on their Facebook page, the publisher wrote: "You're all crying on a wrong grave... shout at EU and UN representatives, not a local map publisher who is just forced to obey its superiors - the Ministry of Education / Ministry of Foreign Affairs etc".
On the matter of redress for EU citizens wanting to complain about misuse of their data in the US, the EC says the new arrangement offers "several" possibilities, with companies having deadlines to reply to complaints, and European DPAs able to refer complaints to the Department of Commerce and the FTC.
In reply to complaints about leave granted to Trott to play cricket, his proud employers at the Post office responded "Harry Trott is a national institution".
Ben Stephenson, Head of Drama Commissioning at the BBC, told The Daily Telegraph in reply to complaints about the inaccuracies: The question is: for the seven million people who watched it, did it feel authentic, did it create a sense of period?...We were creating a realistic world within a world – a world of damsels and heroes and a huge amount of excitement.
Fabio Capello replied to complaints that life in England's high veld training base at the last World Cup was almost exquisitely tedious.
A response drafted by top editors for the use of the office of the publisher in replying to complaints about the Hitt story asserted that there was "no reason to doubt the accuracy of the facts as reported".
The ministry has replied to complaints about such a short public consultation period by saying that although the consultations formally closed on 1 November, it will continue taking comments until the legislation is discussed within parliament.
RD, London The two emails Bravofly did send in reply to your complaint completely miss the point that you were sold an invalid package.
Judge Holden wonders, "If God meant to interfere in the degeneracy of mankind would he not have done so by now?," which is a kind of reply to a complaint made earlier in the book by an old hermit: "You can find meanness in the least of creatures, but when God made man the devil was at his elbow".
After crisis talks on Sunday morning, Max Moore-Wilthe, the chairman of Southern Cross Austereo (SCA), which owns the radio station 2Day FM, sent a letter in reply to a complaint from the King Edward VII hospital protesting in the "strongest possible terms" about the hoax call.
