Sentence examples for a general complaint from inspiring English sources

Peterson was issued a general complaint citation following the incident.

"Mysteries of Lisbon"? — is equally fruitless, since the question is not really a question at all, but rather a general complaint.

This is a general complaint lodged with the OFT by a consumer body about a feature of a market that is harmful to consumer interests.

Crime, too, is not the hot issue that it was in France, although certainly an increase in crime is part of a general complaint that life after Communism has not been as rosy as promised.

The French law of 1985, however, subordinates all types of security interests to the rights of creditors originating during the period between the order instituting the procedure for economic rehabilitation or liquidation and the order of liquidation, and there is a general complaint against the consumption of the assets by secured creditors.

By G. M. Hurley The New Yorker, August 1 , 1931P. 39 Letter to the conductor of the concert at the Stadium from concert-goer who is making some suggestions about the pieces played, and a general complaint about the cowbells used in one of the numbers.

Underlying much of the criticism is a more general complaint that the basics of education are being replaced by a gobbledygook of "modules" and "interdisciplinary functions" that confuse children far more than they enlighten.

But benzodiazepines may increase psychomotoric slowing and fatigue which is a very general complaint of cancer patients.

The agents took computer equipment, a copy of the Inspector General complaint and a copy of a commercial pitch that Binney had written with Wiebe, Loomis, and Roark.

In that, his column is of a piece with a general conservative complaint (one also heard in some recent Supreme Court decisions).

Eighty per cent of investors did not do so.The more general complaint is that annuities offer a "poor deal" because the rates are low.