Sentence examples for whose complaints from inspiring English sources

Their conduct often scandalized church officials, whose complaints the Vatican stockpiled for centuries.

NHS England apologised "unreservedly" to those whose complaints and inquiries have gone unanswered.

Pepsi, whose complaints about Coke's practices sparked the investigation, welcomed the new agreement.

And Mr. Klein, whose complaints were unusually personal, put Ms. Wachner squarely on the defensive.

Because we receive so many submissions, we can get back only to those whose complaints are being considered for publication.

It is the 84% of consumers whose complaints do not reach the FOS who stand to gain from today's announcement.

A shock for middle England; catharsis for all whose complaints and warnings had to that point gone unheeded.

LONDON — This is a message for players in English professional soccer whose complaints ring out louder than church bells about the sacrifice they have to make at Christmas.

Some of the fans even turned their ire on Patrice Evra, whose complaints about racial abuse earlier this season put the topic front and center in English soccer.

The attorney general's office estimates that the appeals process could generate $2 million in refunds or credits to some 1,000 consumers whose complaints were initially rejected.

Mr. Waguespack said he engages in these acts of vigilante city service to help constituents whose complaints have not been addressed by the cash-strapped city administration.