Sentence examples for complaints were raised from inspiring English sources
In recent days, the campaign turned exceptionally hostile as complaints were raised that Democrats had given absentee ballots to people at an adult care center.
But, he said, all candidates on the ballot had a chance to review them, no complaints were raised before they were printed and disadvantaged candidates had no recourse now.
"If these things had been addressed when complaints were raised earlier by other relatives there would have been a lot less needless suffering and I just can't come to terms with that".
Yet Toyota's caution, some auto analysts say, may be why it issued its first major recall in November, months and in some cases years after complaints were raised about the unintended acceleration of some models.
In 1890, the pier at Southend was gripped by an "Immorality Scare" as noisy complaints were raised about questionable characters using it after dark for nefarious (or, more likely, romantic) purposes.
The backlash from what has been seen as an insensitive approach to a case, in which nobody lost money and no complaints were raised, could damage any further political ambitions she might hold.
When complaints are raised, league officials said, the companies are quick to respond.
Where complaints are raised, the FCC will decide on a case-by-case basis whether what network owners are doing is "fair and just".
CBS is not the only content provider on YouTube to filter out "spam" messages from the user comments; representatives from YouTube confirmed that the Web site will often use such filters if complaints are raised.
The voices of complaint were raised to no avail: "They can't shut those places down -- those are senior-citizen recreation centers!" No proper respect for the old, they said to themselves, in this materialistic and wantonly hedonistic Youth Culture.
KABUL, Afghanistan �� Nearly two years before Afghanistan's presidential election, a brewing dispute between President Hamid Karzai and Afghan lawmakers over the handling of voter fraud complaints is raising questions about whether a credible election can be held — and, by extension, future international support for the country's financially ailing government.
