Sentence examples for take complaint from inspiring English sources

The manager their hate to take complaint calls.

We take complaints seriously.

Residents take complaints to local Taliban leaders, not the police, he said.

And she didn't feel comfortable complaining because the town would take complaints only from people who gave their names.

Mr. Bolkestein, in anticipation of a hostile reaction, said, "We will take complaints from the U.S. on the chin".

While 311 will take complaints about bees, the New York City Beekeepers Association and NYCBeekeeping.org maintain swarm hot lines and may take the free bees.

The review found worrying evidence of bullying and a concern among staff that management would not take complaints seriously, particularly if the accusations related to high-profile figures.

The prime minister has called for the setting up of telephone hotlines to take complaints about inefficient or corrupt civil servants.

This point was emphasized by Article 58 of the 1977 constitution, giving citizens the right to take complaints against administrative actions to the courts.

He added, "We take complaints seriously and stand by our record of doing right by our distributors and consumers of our products".

CBS arranged for extra operators to take complaints from offended viewers, but few came in — and by Season 2 "All in the Family" was TV's biggest hit.