Sentence examples for facilitate complaints from inspiring English sources

Article 13 requires parties to inform their citizens about the Convention, the Optional Protocol, and the rulings of the Committee, so as to facilitate complaints.

2. Facilitate complaints of forced labor to the International Labour Organization.

The Somali people also use it as a remedy for diarrhoea and stomach complaints, to facilitate withdrawal of the placenta after childbirth and for topical treatment of wounds [ 6– 8].

Privacy advocates were unsatisfied, and another campaigner accused the company of ignoring human rights by providing cables used by the US military in helping facilitate drone attacks – a complaint raised by campaign group Reprieve, but rejected by the business department.

The Reflux Disease Questionnaire (RDQ), a 12-item self-administered questionnaire, was designed to assess the frequency and severity of heartburn, regurgitation, and dyspeptic complaints and to facilitate the diagnosis of GERD in primary care [ 3].

Only weeks after his wedding, the groom, who had probably agreed to marriage only because it could facilitate succeeding Grigoriu, signed a complaint addressed to Metropolitan Sofronie Miclescu, denouncing his father in law as "a killer", claiming to have been mistreated by him and cheated out of his wife's dowry, and demanding to be allowed a divorce.

In subjects with normal bowel function, 113 (97%) had persistent complaints; straining, manual manoeuvres to facilitate bowel movements, feeling of incomplete bowel movements and feeling of anorectal obstruction were reported by 68 (59.5%), 10 (8.0%), 34 (28.6%) and 26 (22.5%) respectively.

Women's complaints were standardized and categorized to facilitate their comparison with diagnoses established by the medical doctor.

Along each column from top to bottom, with increasing radius of the innermost walls, the innermost walls and the whole MWCNTs are increasingly more complaint, and thus easier to bend to facilitate inter-wall vdW energy release.

The vaginal applicator elicited complaints even after a lubricant was used to facilitate insertion: [U]sually I only do enemas occasionally you know, just for general health purposes, to keep my inside clean.

A similar selective reduction in caudate recruitment could be elicited in participants without sleep complaints by slow-wave sleep fragmentation, providing a model to facilitate investigation of the causes and consequences of insomnia.