Sentence examples for complaint exists from inspiring English sources
And Mrs. Jordan suggests researching local ordinances to see if a valid complaint exists before involving local authorities or suing.
I guess it's a good thing that the criminal complaint exists, because for a minute there, I thought that Obama had totally blown the case, you know?
The chief complaint exists of a general tract and 14 specific history tracts (the respiratory-, circulatory-, gastrointestinal-, and urogenital tract, ear-nose-throat, skin, organs of sense, the nervous-, endocrine-, locomotor- and hematological system, feeding history, prenatal and delivery history, growth and developmental history).
Although no standardized diagnostic classification for shoulder complaints exists, most shoulder patients presenting to primary care show clinical signs of subacromial impingement [ 5, 6].
According to the complaint over 3,000 online complaints exist from consumers citing their dogs had either become ill or died after consuming Beneful.
After one got past the symbolism of the ladies as lakes, complaints existed about the lack of recognition of the contemporary form of female representation in art and literature which had gone from the Lillian Russell-type to the Gibson Girl to the Lillie Langtry image while Taft had apparently chosen "packing house ladies" as his female form.
There remained a range of disagreements around the management of the royal forests, which involved a special legal system that had resulted in a source of considerable royal revenue; complaints existed over both the implementation of these courts, and the geographic boundaries of the royal forests.
At referral, the complaints existed for 2 weeks and were slowly progressive.
However she suggested this could be a result of a lack of awareness that a complaint pathway exists.
But the justices dismissed that case without a decision after the argument raised questions about whether the company policies that were the basis for the complaint actually existed.
