Sentence examples for complaints amount from inspiring English sources

For Tasos Vamvakidis, Cosco's commercial manager here, such complaints amount to sour grapes.

A response from the Attorney General's Department provided to the HRC acknowledges the "matters are complex and present particular challenges for state- and territory-based service system" but the commonwealth is not of the view the complaints amount to an act or practice by the commonwealth which the commission has the power to inquire into.

(I personally heard complaints about her from public affairs officers here five years ago — and those complaints amounted to whining about how dogged an investigator she was).

But in interviews, Mr. Lopez and Rabbi Niederman both said that the rezoning process was inclusive, and that the complaints amounted to sour grapes from rival developers.

Both companies insisted that the number of complaints amounted to less than 1% of their customers.

The Nigerian barge transaction, according to the S.E.C. complaint, amounted to "a fraudulent asset parking arrangement".

The association can consider whether the complaint amounts to a breach of its standards.

Arafiles became aware of the complaint and spoke to Winkler County Sheriff Robert Roberts, alleging that the complaint amounted to harassment.

Monster said on Friday that the report, from the government's Drug Abuse Warning Network, was misleading and that it did not provide enough information to determine the nature of patients' complaints, the amount of caffeine consumed or whether there was any connection between the complaints and the energy drink.

For example, the review concluded that the Ohio agency was ill-equipped to enforce the federal Clean Air Act, saying it employed fewer people than it had indicated it needed to run its air programs and that there had been a decline in recent years in air inspections, investigations of complaints and amounts of penalties collected.

"As alleged in the complaint, this amounts to one of the largest lunch money thefts in history," Mr. Nardoza said.