Sentence examples for by its complaint from inspiring English sources

It's clear that Spirit was not bothered by its complaint rate because the airline responded to the report with a one-day promotion, boasting that only 0.01% of its passengers filed complaints last year.

The SEC is of course always casting a wide net for swindles, as evidenced last year by its complaint against Tank Black, the agent for the hoop millionaires.

HP is standing by its complaints to criminal prosecution agencies and on Monday night reiterated its determination to pursue the matter through the civil courts.

In the meantime, the Muslim Council of Britain received a large volume of hate-mail, apparently prompted by its complaints about the article.

In a statement posted late Monday on its Web site, the Chinese commerce ministry did not identify the countries or the specific equipment covered by its trade complaint.

The point is that the conduct of Toolco with which the Board so extensively dealt in 1950 is the same kind of conduct charged to Toolco in the 1950's and alleged by TWA in its complaint to violate the antitrust laws.

Capitol, which is owned by EMI, said in its complaint that ReDigi violates its rights by making a copy of a song in transferring it from seller to buyer.

Penn Treaty said in a statement that evaluating a company by measuring its complaints was flawed, and that since 2003, the company has denied an average of less than 1.7percentt of the up to 8,000 claims it received every year because of reasons related to policyholder eligibility.

The largest among them, TAG Heuer, also owned by LVMH, recently withdrew its complaint.

The Court dramatically accelerated the trial of this action, and consolidated it with the hearing on the government's motion for a preliminary injunction, in part because the final relief requested by the government in its complaint was essentially the same as the relief requested in its preliminary injunction motion.

In taking on the Myriad case, the Supreme Court agreed to consider the question of whether human genes could be patented adopting the phrasing used by the ACLU in its complaint.