Sentence examples for complaints entail from inspiring English sources
Other complaints entail concerns of fall hazards and excessive use of public sidewalk space.
I have also tried to separate complaints about the BBC and the London Review of Books from Elstein's criticism of the Guardian in order to be clear exactly what the complaint entails.
This combination of symptoms presents a diagnostic challenge for any physician given the broad differential each complaint entails.
The film suggests that one in five serving female officers has been sexually assaulted – the male victim rate is unclear – and the women know that making a complaint will entail a humiliating and futile procedure in which the original experience will be made a thousand times worse: the complainant will always be disbelieved and can be subject to a Saudi-type counteraccusation of "adultery".
Papas did not respond to requests for information about what the company's "action" entails, how many complaints about discrimination the company has received, and how many listings it has taken action against.
IN the old days of Yellow Pages and rotary phones, filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau entailed a small hassle.
These included dualist beliefs: as the Akie of Tanzania once sang, "God above is our father, God below is our mother".In Zambia and Malawi, as their rights vanished, women were increasingly prone to possession by vimbuza spirits, which entailed chanting "complaint" poems.
The panel was convened to investigate complaints from NGOs that the rail project, which entailed compulsory resettlement, impoverished hundreds of families and contributed to three child deaths.
This entails formalizing the "preponderance of evidence" standard in complaints of a sexual nature, and detailing how administrators apply that standard.
The weekend subway experience now entails crowded platforms, sardine-tight train cars and a rising tide of complaints as the system struggles with its biggest weekend passenger load in several decades.
