Sentence examples for complainants appear from inspiring English sources

The complainants appear to be motivated by the possibility of receiving a fee to induce them to refrain from filing suit under Section 16(b) — which shareholders may do in the name of the company — or of receiving a finder's fee in cases where the company does make a recovery from its officer, however baseless the claim.

Complainants appear to strive for alterations in the hospital.

The complainants appeared to be rather unanimous in their opinions about a fair complaint handling process.

Here, too, lies another truth about UB: all too frequently the behaviour in question is what the complainant appeared to sign up for.

He said this second complainant "appears to have been brought in to justify my arrest" before being dropped by police.

He also accused the head of the BBC's editorial complaints unit, Fraser Steel, of writing to promise a complainant that Lawson could never appear on Today programme again, and suggests the BBC apologised to the complainant for allowing Lawson on the show.

Each writ was a written order in the king's name issued from the king's writing office, or chancery, at the instance of the complainant and ordering the defendant to appear in the royal courts or ordering some inferior court to see justice done.

Because nearly all aspects of the procedures appear to be important to the complainants, we focus on the most important ones.

It is to be noted that there is no direct averment in the original or amended bills that the coupons alleged to have been tendered in payment of taxes by those tax-payers against whom the defendants threatened to bring suits under the act of May 12 , 1887 were purchased from the complainants, although it incidentally appears otherwise upon the record that some of them may have been.

Following confidentiality requirements, Judge Barry's name does not appear on the order ending the investigation or the correspondence with the complainants.

Consequently, societal attitudes around alcohol and culpability appear to work in favour of the defendant but against a complainant.