Sentence examples for decided to complain from inspiring English sources

Italian consumer associations have decided to complain to Italy's competition watchdog.

Some have decided to complain to the Supreme Court about the House's handling of the impeachment proceedings.

But Sergeant Bellaran decided to complain after witnessing several racist incidents, including one in which fellow troopers forced a black motorist to tap-dance to avoid an arrest.

One TV personality, for instance, decided to complain (at great expense to herself) about an article that had generally praised her magnificent beauty, talent and charisma.

One of their leaders who tried to calm the situation was screamed at by one of his own fighters, waving a Kalashnikov assault rifle: "You have become an atheist!" The activists decided to complain about the attacks to the sharia court and Rayan was chosen as their spokesman.

"One or two officers would be a bit more honest and say: 'Your number plate has flagged up on our system, we don't know why.' This was happening all over the country". He finally decided to complain after a police armed response unit stopped him onduring an evening out with his wife in March 2008.

If you do decide to complain, do it in a timely way but not in a fit of rage.

Remain calm and professional if you decide to complain to your superior.

He told me that, after reading about Darwin's use of leisure time, he decided to stop complaining about being too busy with work, and now he felt calmer.

"Regrettably, Families USA has decided to continue complaining about prescription medicines, rather than to pitch in and help seniors get the medicines they need," the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a trade association, said in a statement.

Minshew decided to stop complaining and ended up building out the tool she wanted to use for her search into her own company, The Muse, which helps people figure out what to do for a living.