Sentence examples for complaint plain from inspiring English sources
Applause rang round the Ageas Bowl as men, women and children rose to their feet, their appreciation of a man doing his best in difficult circumstances without complaint plain for all to see.
But Matthew Byrne, the Burlington, Vermont-based attorney who has filed the complaint, writes in it that "Plain Green was created after existing payday lenders approached the Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky Boy's Reservation ... and requested that the Tribe become involved in a payday lending scheme".
A complaint is a short and plain statement showing that the plaintiff is entitled to relief.
Since Zoo Time deals with character, setting and plot in an entirely cursory way, you can only really engage with it as a piece of pure rhetoric – and yet its complaints are either unfocused or plain unconvincing.
Hospitals will also be expected to publish annual reports in "plain English" on complaints.
Johnson fielded a complaint on "I must say it plain" a while back.
As long as it remains in any form, there will be potential complaints against measures such as tobacco plain packaging, which Commissioner Malmström says she does not want challenged.
The complaint need only be a short and plain statement of the claim.
When you identify the points of contention in your case, you want to tell the jury in plain language what what is claimed in the complaint and how the complaint was answered.
The missionaries, under the articles of extraterritoriality, offered a form of power against the Qing establishment and could thus make demands on the government to provide redress for Plains Aborigines complaints.
The affair became a cause célèbre among music critics, who charged that The Plain Dealer had caved in to complaints from a subject of its reviews, touching a raw nerve among those who review arts for a living.
