Sentence examples for taking complaint from inspiring English sources

Taking complaint reports from crime victims was routine and the officer's judgment was rarely questioned.

It appeared that, at last, Scotland Yard was taking complaints about Mahmood seriously, as the Guardian reported in 2005.

You'll have your next shot at proving how much you care next Thursday, when the bureau will begin taking complaints about credit card issuers.

The federal agency began taking complaints about credit cards in July 2011 and has gradually added other categories, including mortgages, bank accounts, private student loans and other consumer loans.

The Delhi Metro has solved this problem, as it often does, by taking complaints seriously, fining the violators and getting the police involved.

"Our team is taking complaints about credit cards and mortgages, with other products to be added as we move forward," he said.

Use the short-cut http://t.co/e3u56l6yKb — USCIS (@USCIS) 1 Oct 13 And the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reported on Twitter that it was still taking complaints.

"However, clearly lawyers could be doing more to reduce complaints by providing accurate cost information, providing decent service levels and by taking complaints seriously.

The manager their hate to take complaint calls.

We take complaints seriously.

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