Sentence examples for technical complaints from inspiring English sources
"There have been no claims or technical complaints," a United Shipbuilding spokesman, Alexei Kravchenko, told Russian state television.
Rather than simply wishing to resolve technical complaints, the service is trying to encourage consumers and institutions to behave well and clearly towards each other.
Later, they turned to the courts, gathering citizen petitions (allowed by an obscure, century-old Kansas law) that led to two grand jury investigations against Dr. Tiller, filing technical complaints against the clinic with state regulators and regularly pressing prosecutors to charge him with crimes.
The company has created apps to deal with issues as diverse as tracking technical complaints, to managing recruitment.
Ordinarily, technical complaints of a popular-enough book would get drowned out by actual opinions, but its started a civil war even among those who had genuine opinions about the book "Even if this book wasn't that great I would still give it five stars to make up for those ridiculous price reviews," writes another.
Banks, mutual funds, and private investment advisers also flooded the department with highly technical complaints about the rules.
Finally, a technical complaint: A number of poems quoted in " 'Something Urgent I Have to Say to You' " are laid out incorrectly — poems whose typographical arrangement were a major Williams innovation.
Existing approaches to technical complaint management (TCM) mostly neglect the necessity of knowledge transfer, and thus do not address quality or sustainability issues.
The lack of technical skills, complaints about workload increases, negative perceptions and resistance to using EMRs, all barriers which have been mentioned in previous categories, also apply to these colleagues.
The system functioned with 66 low-orbiting satellites in conjunction with existing terrestrial cellular networks, but it was plagued by technical problems and complaints about high prices.
The information system, known as ARIS, for Achievement Reporting and Innovation System, has been controversial since its introduction in 2008, when technical glitches drew complaints from teachers and principals.
