Sentence examples for complainant whose from inspiring English sources

He, like Proctor, wants Nick investigated for wasting police time, but there is no will within the Met police to pursue the complainant, whose account of abuse touched them, and who came across as a credible witness.

In another example a complainant whose father had died received, after a significant delay, a substantive response in which the deceased's name was incorrectly spelt".

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A Halifax Police spokesperson declined to say where the woman was scheduled to be deported to as it could potentially identify the complainant, whose name is under publication ban.

The complainant, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, wakes up in the morning and "when she realizes where she is, she says she feels violated, feels like someone penetrated her.

What [the police] had was a complainant whose evidence was all over the map, independent evidence that supported the notion that any sex was consensual, and no evidence that Rehtaeh was so drunk that she couldn't consent: The case was a mess.

One of the two complainants whose case will not be taken to trial, Phil Johnson, expressed anger at the deal.

The panel will appoint a complaints officer ("CO"), who will accept complaints from complainants whose complaints have not been resolved to their satisfaction following a final determination of their complaint from the readers' editor ("RE").

She should also have water cannon for middle-class complainants whose bleats imply a second home in Languedoc-Roussillon, when she's dealing with the network-neutralising consequences of little twerps setting fire to the track outside Swindon.

It is therefore giving complainants whose complaints have not been resolved to their satisfaction after going through GNM's internal complaints procedures the chance to have their complaint adjudicated by the panel, under the editors' code of practice formerly used by the Press Complaints Commission ("the PCC code").

The panel's remit is to offer complainants whose complaints have not been resolved to their satisfaction through their dealings with the readers' editors of the Guardian and the Observer the chance to have their complaints adjudicated by the review panel.