Sentence examples for Detailed complaints from inspiring English sources
His words still burned in the ears of Valery and Janine Craane last week when they filed detailed complaints of sexual and racial discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
Terrible, he said, and then detailed complaints about his organization that seems to be hide bound by bureaucracy and inefficiency.
The report detailed complaints that Dr. Zarkin was screaming at workers and "pulling and yanking on newborn infants' arms after delivery".
It was the fact that, "despite numerous credible and detailed complaints," the S.E.C. never took "the necessary, but basic, steps to determine if Madoff was operating a Ponzi scheme".
The headline for a story on The New Zealand Herald's Web site on Aug. 4 read: "All Black jersey reaction: 'You're ripping off the NZ public.' " The article detailed complaints from readers posted on the paper's social networking pages.
The venture could be seen as one of several recent efforts by the partners, Stephen Sills (on left, inset) and James Huniford (right), to redeem their reputations after a 2000 New York magazine article detailed complaints from clients who thought they had wildly overpaid for antiques and other furnishings (charges the partners have denied).
Word spread quickly, and drivers appealed to the police and started a Web site detailing complaints against West Coast Pedicab.
The New York Times published an article online on Monday night detailing complaints about several centers, including the R & G Social Adult Day in Bensonhurst.
The reports of poor care first surfaced this weekend in a United Press International article detailing complaints from wounded and sick National Guard and Reserve soldiers being housed in no-frills cinder block quarters normally used for training.
Furthermore, several readers contacted the BBC detailing complaints they had made to the site.
NEW YORK TIMES A Litany of Complaints From Banks on Capital | The Federal Reserve received roughly 1,000 comment letters detailing complaints from banks on proposed capital rules, The Financial Times reports.
