Sentence examples for complaint refers from inspiring English sources

It is unclear even to which party the complaint refers.

And if a complaint refers to a specific incident, it's often quite clear to the manager which person filed it.

The complaint refers specifically to the bus, which connects the microprocessor chip with the motherboard inside a PC.

The complaint refers to Mr. Seminerio's introducing an unnamed assemblyman to an undercover agent posing as a constituent with an interest in brownfields legislation.

As already stated, no such question is presented by the present record; for the work to which the complaint refers is that performed on behalf of a municipal corporation, not private work for private parties.

The CFTC's complaint refers to the bitcoin contracts as ''contracts of sale of commodities in interstate commerce,'' and does not allege that any bitcoin derivatives (e.g., bitcoin futures or swaps) were involved in, or affected by, the scheme.

His complaint referred to a recent study in the British Medical Journal, which found that only half of euthanasia cases in Flanders had been reported to the Federal Control and Evaluation Commission.

A suspension or prohibition under subparagraph (A) shall remain in effect until the information, indictment, or complaint referred to in such subparagraph is finally disposed of or until terminated by the agency.

"Ultimately, Huffman's daughter received a score of 1420 on the SAT, an improvement of approximately 400 points over her PSAT, taken without CW-2 one year earlier," said the complaint, referring to the Preliminary SAT.

The criminal complaint referred to a "cooperating witness" who has pleaded guilty and is helping the government.

The NRES did not review applications and, in the case of a complaint, referred the application to another local committee for a second review.