Sentence examples for routine complaints from inspiring English sources
The city responded "on time" to 90percentt of routine complaints, its statistics show.
Meanwhile most Jordanians are keenly aware of Jordan's many current challenges — in terms of routine complaints of corruption, economic hardship, high unemployment (especially among youths) and regional insecurity.
A customer service webpage may be able to handle routine complaints and requests, so that staff are spared repetitive work and may do a better job for customers with more complex questions.
But in 2004 the city redefined what it means to be on time — extending the deadline for responding to routine complaints to 40 business days from 25, records show.
Wisely, then, these two decent movies don't force the propaganda scenes -- or the routine complaints about how hard it is to penetrate North Korea -- to tell the whole story.
Political paralysis was a routine complaint in the world's richest democracy, and in its biggest democracy; it was the diagnosis in presidential systems and in parliamentary ones.
The Giants' allegations were seemingly treated like a routine complaint, opposed to the crime of the century.
In a weeklong trial, the prosecution said that Officer Clerge and his partner on patrol, Officer Charles McGeean, while responding to routine noise complaints and traffic violations, made women submit to searches that turned into unwanted groping.
In The Impossible Dead Malcolm Fox, Rankin's successor to Inspector Rebus, discovers that the investigation of a routine police complaint grows into an investigation of nationalist paramilitaries.
All of them are the routine subject of complaint - in my opinion justified - to which democratic politicians have - rightly - the obligation to respond.
The frequent inability of NHS England, the Care Quality Commission, NHS Trust Development Authority and Monitor to coordinate their work around failing organisations and systems is a routine source of complaint among providers and clinical commissioners.
