Sentence examples for extensive complaints from inspiring English sources

Even as members of Mr. Verniero's staff were busy withholding evidence from the Justice Department's investigation into profiling, civil rights leaders informed Mrs. Whitman about extensive complaints from black and Hispanic motorists.

C1 AOL Facing Two Lawsuits Two law firms representing shareholders in AOL Time Warner are filing extensive complaints accusing the company of defrauding investors by overstating revenue by as much as $1.7 billion.

Had regulators been harder on the bankers, "it is almost certain that their proposals would have been met by extensive complaints that the FSA was pursuing a heavy-handed, gold-plating approach which would harm London's competitiveness".

Two teams of lawyers representing shareholders in AOL Time Warner are filing extensive complaints accusing the company of defrauding investors, opening a legal battle that could determine the extent of the company's liability for AOL's disappointing acquisition of Time Warner in 2001.

These developments initiated extensive complaints from staff in this group.

A DHS memo about right-wing extremism would set off the wingnut skree machine, and there would also be extensive Republican complaints about "border security" – not to mention howls of "Big Sis".

So far, the plans have been delayed: outraged Cambridge residents have staged extensive filibustering complaints at meetings of the Cambridge Historical Commission, the municipal board that has to approve exterior changes to buildings in the town's historic districts.

Beyond its extensive work investigating complaints from members of the public, the board has issued numerous recommendations on precisely the sort of policy issues that The Times seems concerned about.

While the corporation does provide protection to investors who have been victims of unauthorized trading, few investors realize that to prove their claims the corporation requires them to provide extensive documentation of complaints made in a timely fashion to brokerage firms.

Despite extensive research on formal complaints and a growing interest in patient behaviour concerning informal complaints, 18 19 little is known about patient behaviour after abusive or ethically wrongful events in healthcare.

Because in the present study the area of possible complaints was extensive (compared with studies on e.g. low back pain) we also included location of complaints as a variable.