Sentence examples for take a complaint from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to know how to deal with comments like this, as I doubt any university would take a complaint seriously".
"You can't just take a complaint and tie it back to a phone number," said Nicholas Sbordone, a spokesman for the Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications, the city agency that runs 311.
He also said his office found no criminality in the actions of a sergeant, who Justice Raffaele said had refused to take a complaint against the officer who struck him.
EE, whose brands include Orange and T-Mobile, sent letters to customers that did not inform them of their right to take a complaint to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) after eight weeks.
Alternatively, if you have a dispute with your workplace pension scheme – for example, you receive a different sum than expected – you can take a complaint to the Pensions Advisory Service.
Recent YouGov research for Stonewall found that one in six lesbian and gay people expect the PCC to take a complaint of homophobia less seriously than other complaints – a lower level of confidence than the BBC, Channel 4 or Ofcom attracted.
They had just received a radio assignment from an instructor: 911 had taken a complaint about an "E.D.P".
"At the very least, she should have taken a complaint report," Lieutenant Crowley said.
TT London You should complain directly to your solicitor before taking a complaint further, by writing to the designated complaints handler at the firm.
There are also plans to prevent tenants from taking a complaint to the housing ombudsman unless they are 'sponsored' by an MP, councillor, or tenant panel.
