Sentence examples for basis of complaints from inspiring English sources

Almost 9.4 million of the 16.2 million recalled vehicles resulted from the agency initiating an investigation, often on the basis of complaints filed by consumers.

Suffering from TB herself, and stressed over a series of illnesses and deaths among her loved ones, she was brought to Willard in 1941 without ever having seen a psychiatrist on the basis of complaints that she "annoys people" and felt persecuted.

The fact is, however, that the F.C.C. possesses a total permanent investigative staff of four people to check up on possible violations of its rules concerning broadcast content as it is officially considered to affect the public interest and then only on the basis of complaints.

Criticizing the raising of the age of consent to 18, Virender Bhat, an additional sessions judge, said last year, "Such a move would open the floodgates for prosecution of boys for offenses of rape on the basis of complaints by girls' parents irrespective of whether the girl was a consenting party".

Many fear that a higher age of consent could lead to young men being packed off to reform homes on the basis of complaints by the irate parents of the young women.

Last year, a judge in Delhi expressed fears that such a move would "open the floodgates for the prosecution of boys for offences of rape on the basis of complaints by girls' parents [even if] the girl was a consenting party".

First, trends in complaint rates for medical issues were examined on a yearly basis (number of complaints among hospital activity and complaints for medical issues among all complaints).

The nine defendants, all from Long Island, were charged over the last few months on the basis of sealed complaints.

The basis of the complaints here is that, aside from the hiring of a few hundred residents as laborers and security guards at salaries of less than $600 a month, the Ahdab field — a roughly $3 billion development project — has provided no local benefit.

A Harlem pastor and retired police officer said on Thursday that he was sexually abused as a teenager by Msgr. Wallace A. Harris, the prominent and popular priest who was suspended indefinitely by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York two weeks ago on the basis of similar complaints by two other men.

Research is needed to understand the basis of their complaints, their etiology, and treatment.