Sentence examples for complainants by from inspiring English sources
Without accountability, complaints about police actions may be met with severe reprisals, including the killing of complainants by police officers.
North East ambulance foundation trust tries to contact complainants by telephone for an initial chat to understand what is at the heart of a complaint.
Much of the anger has focused on the defence team's strategy of undermining the testimony of the complainants by questioning their recall of traumatic events, and some campaigners have called for the creation of special sexual violence courts, with judges and prosecutors who have been trained in areas such as intimate abuse and trauma.
I was never given any names of potential complainants by the party, or told of any complaints (indeed I was assured then that nobody wanted to complain).
When more than one million people in Beijing signed a petition against nuclear power, Chiang Hsin-Hsiung, the Minister of Nuclear Industry, rebuffed the complainants by issuing a statement that the government "the unscientific objections from some people would not halt the Daya Bay project".
After complainants by local passer by the company was moved to backyards of wrestlers and those alike.
Figures were not disclosed, but the document said it found "the Chinese exporting producer undercut the complainant by a range of 15-20 percent". 15-20 percent
Perry warned of a situation in which a police officer arriving at the scene of a domestic violence dispute between a gay couple could potentially endanger the complainant by refusing protective services.
It is easy for the hospital to manipulate a complainant by providing limited information to gain advantage in negotiations, that is, reduce loss from compensating patients.
25 This highlights the inherent tension in the system whereby an apparent 'whistleblower' may be perceived as a vexatious complainant by a colleague.
But the amount paid out by investment companies to complainants fell by 40% to £101,999 from £166,465.
