Sentence examples for a strong complaint from inspiring English sources

This seems a strong complaint.

He added the UN has made a "strong complaint" about the attack to both the Syrian government and the rebels.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement after the assault that he had told his top disarmament official, Angela Kane, who was visiting Damascus, to register a "strong complaint to the Syrian government and authorities of opposition forces" to ensure the inspectors' safety.

The United Nations has also complained to Damascus about the gunfire on the convey, Ban said: I have instructed Angela Kane to register a strong complaint to the Syrian government and authorities of opposition forces so that this will never happen and the safety and security of the investigation teams will be secured from tomorrow.

"I have instructed [UN disarmament chief] Angela Kane to register a strong complaint to the Syrian government and authorities of opposition forces so that this will never happen and the safety and security of the investigation teams will be secured from tomorrow," he said, speaking from South Korea.

The U.N. planned to lodge a "strong complaint" with both the government and opposition forces about the shooting, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement.

Although I am told that there are not many methadone clinics outside the capital city, at the same time, I didn't hear any strong complaints about the lack of availability of services for people after they leave prison.

But our strong complaint is they never told us we should retreat".

In headlinese, where compression is key, "murder suspect" is preferable to "alleged murderer" (or, just as bad, "suspected murderer").A so-called "indicted criminal" has an even stronger complaint than an "alleged criminal".

And although CPA officials say that they intend it to reflect the country's sectarian balance which means that a majority of the members will be Shia there will be strong complaints if it excludes popular but radical groups, such as the Sadr movement.The CPA claims that this transitional process will help to acquaint Iraqis with the democratic process.

The vote sets up a major confrontation with ministers, who have given little ground over the BMA's strong complaints that the proposals will force doctors to contribute more to their pensions, work longer, and receive less in retirement on a career-average scheme instead of a final-salary one.