Sentence examples for complainant on from inspiring English sources

Dawson, who had access to the woman's medical records, which detailed her history of depression and self harm, admitted to the jury that he had sex with the rape complainant on one occasion.

He was also accused of threatening to kill a complainant on 26 September.

In its ruling, Ipso said: "The article did not include a prejudicial or pejorative reference to the complainant on the grounds of religion.

In a decision published this month, it added: "The article did not include a prejudicial or pejorative reference to the complainant on the grounds of religion.

An early complainant on this score was Karl Marx, who – writing at the height of Victorian Spenser-worship – described him as "Elizabeth's arse-kissing poet".

In its ruling it said: "An express claim that Mr Corbyn was an anti-Semite would have constituted an exceptionally strong attack by the complainant on Mr Corbyn, with potential implications for both men; this was a highly significant claim.

Alison Goldsworthy, the deputy chair of the party's federal executive, outed herself as one of the anonymous complainants on Tuesday, saying she was "disappointed people who I thought of as friends and other outlets have chosen not to respect that".

Three team captains would hear out the complainants on Mr. Schreck's front porch at Green Tree Acres and then withdraw to the bedroom to hammer out a decision, sometimes resorting to the time-tested coin-flip method.

According to a report from Bloomberg, with 27,000 Korean complainants on board, that suit was filed today.

This was a point of significance, particularly in the context of the defendant's crimes and the potential effect on the complainant of being named as his wife.

One complainant, speaking on the condition on anonymity, said that his came to more than $300,000 — an amount that does not include News International's fees.