Sentence examples for complainant the from inspiring English sources

But we may assume that the complainant – the man she is said to have intimidated – will give oral evidence.

No evidence has been found to prove that detectives were knowingly misled by a complainant, the statement added.

The contrast between Evans and the complainant – the "imbalance of power" as it was termed by the prosecution – emerged clearly during the trial.

It happens a lot, and the Daily Beast is full of sob stories in which the real villain of the piece is often the complainant – the Beast's reader, whom it is predictably reluctant to condemn.

What it failed to mention was that prior to the September policy rewrite, it would have paid the complainant the £60 difference between the John Lewis and Argos washing machines.

By clearing the way for two men to tell the jury they'd had sex with the complainant, the court of appeal effectively converted his earlier conviction into an acquittal.

The complainant becomes the scapegoat and the perpetrator ascends the ranks.

"Student A was never the complainant in the administrative proceeding with the University.

"How the devil does the complainant become the prosecutor, as well?" Mr. Rangel asked.

The university has released neither the names of the complainants nor the details of the complaints.

The panel said: "We consider that this subsequent article has gone some way to redress a perceived imbalance, noted by the complainant…" The second complaint is about a story published on 4 February headlined "Met chief will apologise to Lady Brittan".