Sentence examples for broad complaint from inspiring English sources
The Hong Kongers' broad complaint is longstanding: they see hordes of mainlanders putting a strain on public resources.
The tips described in the broad complaint on Thursday appear to fit into the classic definition of insider trading more clearly than the case against Mr. Rajaratnam.
"It was a very broad complaint that made it difficult to identify a specific charge against a specific person," he said.
It wasn't exactly a David Brock-lideologicalical volte face, but a broad complaint that some of the rhetoric from the Republican presidential field was "a little troubling… appealing to people's fears and emotion rather than trying to get them to look over the horizon for a broader perspective".
The underlying truth is that no one is happy with today's international monetary system the set of rules, norms and institutions that govern the world's currencies and the flow of capital across borders.There are three broad complaints.
At other times, it seemed as if the police must secretly be on the side of the protesters, because whenever cops would have at them public sympathy for O.W.S. flourished, the encampments grew, and the leaderless movement's broad complaints — above all, America's gross and growing economic inequality — got established more firmly as defining themes of our national debate.
WASHINGTON, July 5 - Conservative opposition to the possible nomination of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales to the Supreme Court rests on two broad complaints: that as a judge on the Texas Supreme Court he showed insufficient opposition to abortion, and as White House counsel in Mr. Bush's first term he supported affirmative action.
In May 1998, the government and a group of states filed a separate broader complaint asserting a raft of antitrust violations.
The stickiness of these jabs suggests that Mr Perry's executive order is indicative of a broader complaint against the candidate.
It provides a convenient focal point for his broader complaint against the federal government, which he says is too intrusive and should leave the states alone.
Instead he filed a broader complaint, alleging that "The Queen of Versailles" depicts Westgate Resorts "in an array of defamatory, derogatory and damaging ways".
