The phrase "a complainant which" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a complainant who" when referring to a person.
Example: "The complainant who filed the report provided detailed information about the incident."
Alternatives: "an individual who" or "a person that".
I am satisfied there is insufficient credible evidence of any illegal activity between any of those four players and the complainant which would enable me to conclude that what she says occurred actually happened.
But the general doctrine of Osborn v. Bank, that the circuit courts of the United States will restrain a state officer from executing an unconstitutional statute of the state, when to execute it would violate rights and privileges of the complainant which had been guarantied by the constitution, and would work irreparable damage and injury to him, has never been departed from.
"While we acknowledged that the advertorial conveyed the series of events surrounding the disappearance of the complainant's daughter as depicted in the programme, we also noted that it contained some factual inaccuracies and attributed thoughts and dialogue to the complainant which were not taken from the programme," said the ASA.
Aptoide, one of the original app store complainants — which filed an antitrust complaint with the European Commission in 2014 complaining that Google's policies did not allow any alternative app stores which competed with the Play Store to be valid content — welcomed today's decision, albeit cautiously, as a "positive first step".
Charles R. Love, program manager of the OCR, confirmed the opening of the investigation in a March 25 letter to the UC Berkeley complainants, which was shared with The Huffington Post this weekend.
Heldman considered the report a "character assassination" of OSAC and the complainants, which she said was unfair since "the only reason [Smith and Gomez are] taking a look at this is because of the activists".
The group of complainants, which includes three doctors and a pastor, are from California, Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon and Vermont.
Decree for complainants, which was reversed in the state supreme court.
An ad hoc committee of consumer complainants, which says it represents $1.25 billion in personal injury claims, has objected to G.M.'s plan.
Former England and Real Madrid footballer Jonathan Woodgate recently added his name to the list of 16 complainants – which already included entertainer Les Dennis.
