Sentence examples for resolve a complaint from inspiring English sources

The real problem is that a correction intended to resolve a complaint by dealing with specific points in one article has raised an extraordinary storm of opposing passions.

NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale University and the federal Education Department have reached an agreement to resolve a complaint about sexual harassment on the university's campus, the department said on Friday.

Moses said there had been "a dramatic improvement in the time it takes for a newspaper to deal with and resolve a complaint with a member of the public".

The High Court has given a woman permission to take a judicial review action against the Data Protection Commission (DPC) over the regulator's alleged failure to resolve a complaint made almost two years ago.

The propane pricing settlement would resolve a complaint filed last year by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that accused BP of inflating heating and cooking costs in 2004 for millions of Americans by manipulating the price of propane gas.

In cases where we are unable to resolve a complaint, the matter may be referred to the authors' funding institution and/or a formal statement of correction may be published, attached online to the publication, stating that readers have been unable to obtain necessary materials to replicate the findings.

There is no mandate for a company to let an employee know within 90 days whether it has investigated or resolved a complaint, which could undermine any potential incentive for a tipster to turn first to an employer.

The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) announced Thursday that it had resolved a complaint it filed against Airbnb with an agreement that forces the company to permit the state to conduct "fair housing testing" of certain hosts.

In 2014 the UK NCP resolved a complaint brought by the World Wildlife Fund based on the activities of Soco, an oil exploration company, in Virunga national park, a world heritage site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Consumers may be able to improve their chances of resolving a complaint if they "have realistic goals in mind" and spend time doing research and developing a strategy before they call or send an e-mail, said Guy Winch, a New York psychologist and author of "The Squeaky Wheel" (Walker & Company, 2011), a book about the psychology of complaining.

C1 Firm Founders Settle The founders of the firm Pilgrim Baxter & Associates agreed to each pay $80 million in a settlement that resolves a complaint that they improperly profited by allowing some investors to trade rapidly in and out of the company's mutual funds.