Sentence examples for took complaints from inspiring English sources

Anglian Windows said it took complaints seriously.

The setup of GM's bankruptcy suggests the Treasury took complaints about Chrysler from the capital markets seriously.

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.

The company takes complaints only after a traveler's first effort has failed, according to Steven Ericsson-Zenithe the founder.

The coroner said their deaths could have been prevented if the authorities had taken complaints from the family seriously.

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

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

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.

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.