Sentence examples for took a complaint from inspiring English sources
Monday's hearing was told he took a complaint from a girl who alleged Farrell touched her inappropriately on three occasions, including on the breasts and the upper leg.
The decision is a partial victory for the Guardian, which took a complaint to the parliamentary ombudsman, Ann Abraham, after No 10 and the Cabinet Office twice refused to release the information.
In 1995, Coogee resident Leon Wolk, angry at the presence of a women's-only swimming space, took a complaint to the Anti-Discrimination Board.
Most recently, a report surfaced of a Portage la Prairie RCMP constable who took a complaint from a woman who in 2011 was choked, beaten, stripped, and pushed out of a house naked by her boyfriend.
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.
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.
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.
