Sentence examples for direct complainants from inspiring English sources

When the DHS started building the fence in Arizona, there were few direct complainants, but that border is mostly uninhabited.The Texas border, conversely, is studded with twinned cities, from Brownsville-Matamoros at the Gulf of Mexico to El Paso-Ciudad Juárez at the western tip of Texas.

The Inspector General's Web site directs complainants to keep copies.

Lifestyle Club London directs complainants to the Shared Accommodation Providers Association, a dormant company whose phone number and email address are out of service.

And, in common with many ombudsman schemes, we spend a distressingly large proportion of our resources directing confused complainants to another scheme which may help them with their problem, rather than dealing with it directly.

Instead of simply canceling the appointment, the court said, the council could have directed the complainants to other halls and assisted them in finding another place to hold their event.

John Lewis directed the complainant to the manufacturer, Samsung.

There should be the capacity to complain to a fully independent authority, and complainants should have direct access to the legal process.

"As the PCC will not be in a position to engage in direct correspondence with every complainant, it is issuing this statement to make clear what action it will be taking.

In response to a request from Assemblyman Brodsky, he said that if the board ruled in favor of the elderly complainants it would also direct the Assessor to see if there were legal ways to help other elderly residents who may have had their applications rejected for the same reasons but had not appealed their cases.

In this instance, while the defendant's marital status formed part of the circumstances of his crime, the complainant had played no direct role in the crimes.

The inclusion of appropriate local control sequences does, however, increase the likelihood of observing phylogenetic separation of sequences from the defendant and complainant in instances where direct transmission did not occur, and such separation can provide reasonable doubt of the defendant's guilt.