Sentence examples for backing the complaint from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson invited controversy by backing the complaint of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver that British youths would not work as hard or as long as the Eastern European migrants who staff some of his restaurants.

Backing the complaints, the ASA said there was "concern" that palm oil production caused greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation and that its impact on the environment was contentious and difficult to measure.

The court backed the complaint by ruling that there was an "appearance of bias" but it was limited to the rebel side.

This backed up the complaints which suggested the ad was pushing women towards unnecessary surgery.

In contrast, lawmakers from rural, agricultural districts may feel less pressure to back the measure and get complaints from antideficit voters if they do.

The indignant company shot back that the complaint is "inconsistent with the law, the facts and the reality of the market place".

Back then, the complaint from English borderers was that they did not have the protection of their king against the Scots - and so they formed a common way of life with their cross-border neighbours.

Good Intentions manager Daniel Reid hit back at the complaint, telling DNAinfo Chicago it was "utterly false, entirely speculative and anti-patient".

Since then, we have seen the US Government begin to act to oppose what they see as Chinese domination of the clean energy market: for example, backing a landmark complaint at the WTO against Chinese subsidies of their renewables sector.

In 2014, Vision Australia backed a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission over the inaccessibility of the notes, led by Sydney teenager Connor McLeod, who is blind.

[C7.] World Trade Group Backs U.S. The World Trade Organization ruled that the European Union's system of protecting regional food names was exclusionary, backing complaints by the United States.