Sentence examples for Recently lodged from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department recently lodged concerns that the settlement might limit competition and violate copyright laws.China filed an appeal against a ruling by the WTO that calls for the country to lift restrictions against American books, films and music.

The Obama administration has recently lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organization against China's handling of crucial rare earth mineral exports, and imposed tariffs on Chinese solar panels to counter what it considers unfair subsidies by Beijing.

The Saudis recently lodged a protest at both the United Nations and the Arab League over the 1992 agreement between Yemen and Oman which ended their own 25-year border war.

Lands' End, an American mail-order company, recently lodged a complaint after a German court ruled that it may offer lifetime guarantees only so long as it does not advertise them.

Last month, Newham's planning officers recommended councillors reject the plans, while the council recently lodged papers in the High Court to stop the site being used as a temporary prayer location.

Some parents, including those in Atlanta and in Fresno, Calif., who recently lodged complaints that KIPP teachers had punished their children excessively, say that the academies sometimes run roughshod over them.

"He went and filed charges with everyone under the sun," Mr. Palladino said, "and when all was said and done, they said, 'No foul.' " When Mr. Serpico called a state trooper to Mr. Palladino's property recently to lodge a complaint against Mr. Palladino, the trooper wound up giving Mr. Serpico a warning for trespassing.

And Mendelsohn, who is transgender, says she's particularly concerned about complaints lodged recently by employees of CKE Restaurants that they were discriminated against or sexually harassed.

In another development, a family who believe that their son's identity was stolen as recently as 2003 has lodged a complaint against Scotland Yard.

The report, most of which was published in July, held Father Magee and Monsignor O'Callaghan largely responsible for the failure to deal appropriately with complaints against 19 priests, some of them lodged as recently as 2008.

Similar objections have been lodged more recently by William Bechtel and Adele Abrahamsen (2005), for example, who claim, in defense of "the mechanistic alternative", that, among its many benefits, "investigators are not limited to linguistic representations and logical inference in presenting explanations but frequently employ diagrams and reasoning about mechanisms by simulating them".