Sentence examples for system of complaints from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, we will reinforce our own system of complaints and mediation.

The Guardian's announcement was accompanied by a pledge to reinforce its own system of complaints and mediation, stating that it would be "enhanced" by the introduction of a review panel to be appointed by the paper's owner, the Scott Trust.

"It will be a regulator, a system of complaints where the regulator has teeth so they can direct apologies if wrong is done and it is independent of the press, which is so important because for too long we have had a system where the press have been marking their own homework".

These could be similar to the way Channel 4's remit is regulated; the charter should place on the BBC a duty to consult with the public both as consumers and as licence fee payers; and the BBC should have a clear "broadcaster first" system of complaints where it handles complaints in the first instance with Ofcom handling appeals on editorial issues.

They were then sorted into seven categories, and these were inductively sorted into three domains (figure 4). Figure 4 was developed in a bottom-up manner and develops a tri-level system of complaint coding.

And literally every semester, more and more police departments have very forward and open systems of complaints.

Mr. McCall said the failures occurred even after the state centralized its system of tracking complaints.

The £20m scheme, which the government says will bring greater fairness, replaces the formal system of separate complaints procedures for different branches of the profession.

The mayor this week did acknowledge for the first time that the department's system of handling complaints of brutality and misconduct needed to be revamped, a concession that came in response to a separate federal investigation into the Police Department.

"I think it is an important moment because we have had decades of failing to ensure that we have a system of press complaints and redress which means that ordinary people aren't left at the whim of a sometimes abusive press.

For Lord Black's not-a-hint-of-statute-required, totally-self-regulatory plan to work, we require not only an underpinning statute to compel newspaper proprietors to sign the contract and more statute to establish a parallel legal system of press complaints for those signed up.