Sentence examples for complainants could from inspiring English sources

The complainants could not envisage why lesbians would ever want autonomous space.

Complainants could also ban search engines from linking to allegedly infringing sites and could obtain court orders requiring internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to those sites.

Abraham said: "Complainants could face anything between one and four stages before 'local resolution' was completed and the complainant could bring their complaint to the Ombudsman.

Complainants could also ban search engines from linking to allegedly infringing sites and obtain court orders requiring internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to those sites.

It would mean complainants could face contempt of court charges if they go to the media.

One of the complainants could make a civil case against Lord Rennard.

But before leaving the property the complainant could not find her underwear.

Kevin Purslove, an eBay spokesman, said that, in general, eBay would not remove an item unless the complainant could offer solid proof.

The judge set aside one charge prior to verdict because the complainant could not definitively assert that the crime had taken place.

Informed that my characters are not peerless in their virtue or that they sometimes make horrendous decisions, I would say (if only the complainant could hear), "Tell me something I don't know".

In a press release about the decision, the court noted that while it was questionable whether the complainant could have had a reasonable expectation of privacy in view of his employer's restrictive regulations on Internet use (of which he had been informed), it judged that an employer's instructions "could not reduce private social life in the workplace to zero".