Sentence examples for ability to complain from inspiring English sources
Students should also be free to leave "upon reasonable notice" and have the ability to complain about unfair practices.
The spread of the internet and mobile-phone usage has facilitated aggrieved citizens' ability to complain, he added.It was through a weibo account that Jin Zhengmin voiced his grievance.
It is sadly true that Poppy Lawson is a very dull, highly un-enigmatic girl who has almost no quirks about her, apart from her spectacular ability to complain.
It turns out none of the family wants any of those things, or at least not enough to want to lose the ability to complain about not having them.
A. Dean M. Roberts, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that while there is no landlord-tenant relationship between condo unit owners and the condo association -- and therefore no ability to complain that there has been a breach of the warranty of habitability -- condo declarations ordinarily require that the condo properly maintain common areas.
Therefore, the ICDH-II criterion of the 7 day interval after regaining consciousness for PTH development may be inadequate, since the mental confusion and impaired communication during PTA limit the subjects ability to complain or to be aware of headache until PTA resolution.
SHOUTS AND MURMURS about the renovation of a subway station in the author's neighborhood, Greenwich Village, and the ability of New Yorker's to complain about it.
By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, May 15 , 1995P. 102 SHOUTS AND MURMURS about the renovation of a subway station in the author's neighborhood, Greenwich Village, and the ability of New Yorker's to complain about it.
If he is satisfied that your playing around with his money will not threaten your ability to repay him, then who am I to complain?
Following the procedure, the patient started to complain of severe pain that was limiting his ability to walk and stand normally even with continuation of NSAIDs.
