Sentence examples for complaint aired from inspiring English sources

She quotes from a complaint aired by Clare Short in her book.

But that's a view in stark contrast with Silicon Valley, which is a constant complaint aired by the European entrepreneurs that I talk to.

Among the complaints aired last year was that committee chairmen did not keep committee members informed.

The complaints aired in the ESPN story and in other publications, Jackson said, had no relation to Fryer's appointment.

The show dwelled on the diversity complaints aired through #OscarsSoWhite, yet blithely mocked Asian-Americans with punch lines that banked on Asian stereotypes.

We only know as much as we do because the two lawmakers who started this made their initial complaints public, and the objects of those complaints aired their defense publicly.

As well as concerns about the loss of live emergency broadcasts, the complaints aired by people who live and work remotely in the NT have centred around the mental and emotional wellbeing effect of disconnection from live radio.

He expressed astonishment at the email sent out by the pair of MPs, which they claimed was triggered by the number of complaints aired privately by Labour parliamentary colleagues over the party's prospects at the general election under Brown's leadership.

It is also embarrassing to have student complaints aired outside the lab or department".

Recognizing that patients and families often find relief in sharing personal illness narratives, we contemplate if, and how, individual health care professionals and institutions should address complaints aired in public, unmoderated media.

"Generally, the suicide rate in a society will increase when its GDP rises," said Gou, protected by dozens of bodyguards, as he defended working conditions from complaints aired both inside and outside China.