ombudsman

英 ['ɒmbʊdzmən] 美['ɑmbʊdzmən]

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1. a government appointee who investigates complaints by private persons against the government

The leaflet explains how to complain to the banking ombudsman.: 这份传单介绍了如何向银行意见调查官投诉。

If a citizen's complaint is justified, the Ombudsman will act on his behalf.: 如果公民的意见正确, 司法特派员便为他伸张正义.

The ombudsman investigates complaints about misuse of authority without fear or favour.: 专门调查官员舞弊情况的政府官员公正地调查了关于滥用权力的投诉.

The Ombudsman is directly responsible to the Chief Executive.: 申诉专员直接向行政长官负责,担当监察政府的角色.

The Ombudsman is an independent statutory authority operating in accordance with The Ombudsman Ordinance.: 申诉专员公署是依据《申诉专员条例》运作的独立法定机构.

The ombudsman is an independent office that handles complaints relating to government agencies, including the police.: 申诉专员办公室是一家独立机构,负责处理和政府机关、包括警方有关的申诉.

Others have an assistant managing editor or an assistantsenior editor act as an ombudsman.: 也有媒体由助理总编辑或编辑部主管的助理负责相关工作.

The woman has now reported the matter to the Equality Ombudsman ( DO ) alleging discrimination.: 这名妇女已经向负责处理歧视事件的平级政府官员 ( DO ) 举报了该问题.

As complaints must be made in writing, Ombudsman receives an average of 1,200 letters a year.: 由于意见均需用书面形式提出, 司法特派员每年平均收到1,200封信.

The Ombudsman serves as a common independent review body for alleged breaches of the code.: 申诉专员以独立人士的身分,负责覆检涉嫌违反《公开资料守则》的个案.

The leaflet explains how to complain to the banking ombudsman.: 这份传单介绍了如何向银行意见调查官投诉。

ombudsman 监察御史，政府巡查员

来自瑞典语ombudsman,使命专员，来自om-,在周围，缩写自ambi-,词源同ambassador（大使）,-bud,命令，召唤，词源同bid,man,人。原指中央政府或君主派到地方进行巡视的官员，类似于中国古代的监察御史，现用于指政府巡查员。

1. If the bank is unhelpful take it up with the Ombudsman.: 银行要是不肯帮忙，就去找申诉专员。

2. The leaflet explains how to complain to the banking ombudsman.: 这份传单介绍了如何向银行意见调查官投诉。

4. If a citizen's complaint is justified, the Ombudsman will act on his behalf.: 如果公民的意见正确, 司法特派员便为他伸张正义.

5. There is nothing secretive about the Ombudsman's work, for his correspondence is open to public inspection.: 特派员的工作没有什么秘密可言, 因为他的来往书信可供公众审查.

ombudsman: ombudsman: [20] The word ombudsman, denoting an ‘investigator of public complaints’, was introduced into English from Swedish, and was first used as a quasi-official term in the 1960s: New Zealand was the first Englishspeaking country to introduce such a post, in 1962, and Britain followed four years later. The Swedish word is a descendant of Old Norse umbothsmathr, literally ‘administration-man’; and umboth was originally a compound of um ‘about’ and both ‘command’ (a relative of English bid).
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ombudsman (n.): 1959, from Swedish ombudsman, literally "commission man" (specifically in reference to the office of justitieombudsmannen, which hears and investigates complaints by individuals against abuses of the state); cognate with Old Norse umboðsmaðr, from umboð "commission" (from um- "around," see ambi-, + boð "command," see bid (v.)) + maðr "man" (see man (n.)).

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