Sentence examples for any type of complaint from inspiring English sources

And soldiers in general who make any type of complaint in the military are subject to retaliation and have no means of defending themselves".

But she said she joined the suit because she wanted to "address the systematic punishment of soldiers who come forward with any type of complaint," whether it involves sexual assault or post-traumatic stress disorder related to combat.

There were no statistically significant differences (p≥0.20) between the two groups for any type of complaint (mild, moderate or severe) or the number of days with complaints during the run-in or intervention periods (table 4).

(Separate design article submitted) All children who consult a participating GP trainee for any type of complaint between December 2010 and April 2013 are invited to participate in the study.

Besides, 60 practices will participate in the DOERAK study, which corresponds to a source population of more than 30.000 children, who can be included for any type of complaint.

A total of 2000 overweight (n = 500) and non-overweight children (n = 1500) aged 2 to 18 years who consult their GP, for any type of complaint in the South-West of the Netherlands are included.

The BBB will take any type of consumer complaint about a business; such as complaints about false advertising or poor customer service.

Some authors have used the term "secondary BMS" to indicate a form of oral complaint caused by local/systemic pathological conditions (including drugs), but even this term seems to be inappropriate, as the term "BMS" automatically excludes any known cause of any type of oropharyngeal complaint.

Surprisingly, this review showed that any type of sexual complaint after childbirth were mostly evaluated in relation to perineal injury as an obstetric complication.

Increased use of the ED for low-acuity problems predisposing to febrile seizure, such as otitis media, is not a plausible explanation for our findings, because: (a) seizure is certainly not a "primary care" type of complaint and (b) inclusion of "any low-risk diagnosis" in our controlled models did not change the findings (see "Methods" section).

That type of complaint could lead him to leave the program — which, like most studio shows, is formatted and finite, unlike his freewheeling column.