Sentence examples for complaints offered from inspiring English sources

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They ignored our recommendations, didn't investigate complaints, offered small sums to people who hadn't yet presented their case".

The criminal complaints offered a window into how Wall Street values huge derivatives trades, a process that involves a considerable amount of guesswork, DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.

Still, the legal complaints offered a public record of internal turmoil, layoffs and financial distress at Legendary in the years before huge returns from "The Dark Knight" brought the illusion of overnight success.

David Keppel, Bloomington, Ind.: I believe that your four-part division of positions on Iran is misleading, and similar to the complaints offered by Niall Ferguson in The Sunday Telegraph and William Kristol in The Weekly Standard.

Taking up suggestions of various officials and mindful of the information and complaints offered by the deputies to the Legislative Commission (1767 68), Catherine shaped the local administration into a structure that remained in force until the middle of the 19th century and also served as a foundation for the zemstvos (local elected councils), established in 1864.

These new complaints offer the commissioners and their investigative apparatus a chance for redemption.

His list of complaints offers a good indication of the things that mattered to a 16th-century emperor:Hindustan is a country of few charms.

None of the complaints offer specific examples, and several of the harsher attacks are opinion that can neither be proved or disproved: staff morale is "quite low," there are "huge amounts of tension and confusion," "there is no strategic direction … other than spending monies at lightning speed," and employees have not spoken out about the waste "for fear of losing their jobs".

The complaints offer only a glimpse of a larger problem, warned Dr. Joan Teno, a researcher at University of Washington in Seattle who has studied hospice quality for 20 years.

Their complaints offer a rare window on internal dissent at Unite Here, which is known for its commanding influence at L.A. City Hall and has been a driving force behind other California cities' minimum-wage laws.