Sentence examples for further complains that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Segalini further complains that Ms. Fleming lacks the requisite "virtuosity" (read "speed, agility") for bel canto.

He further complains that Italy is the only country in the G8 that has not recently contributed to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

McMillan's supporters further complain that delays in the legal process have put her in a state of limbo for more than two years.

The majority of women further complained that instead of helping, their husbands started seeing other women which disturbed their marriages.

Other Pakistani officials have gone further, complaining that comments from Washington amount to interference in Pakistan's affairs.

The Avramopoulos letter laying out the policy goes further, complaining that fewer than 40% of failed asylum applicants are expelled from the EU.

Opponents described the project as ersatz history, commissioned mostly to lend Newport the cachet of a big-name contemporary artist and they further complained that the low foundations - which they compared to cat-litter boxes - would serve only to catch windblown trash and trip people trying to play sports in the park.

He further complained that Arnold would not sell items to the Warwick settlers unless they submitted themselves to the jurisdiction of Massachusetts.

With his standing thus boosted, on 19 July 1988, at the Central Committee Plenum, Ryzhkov criticised nearly every one of Gorbachev's policies, further complaining that as Party Secretary he should devote more time to the Party.

He further complained that the director, known for designing unorthodox settings for the operas he has staged (Hofler mentions The Marriage of Figaro in the New York Trump Tower and Don Giovanni in an urban slum), here uses visually uninteresting, overly realistic sets for the first two acts.

They further complained that children have extended the notion of children's rights from freedom from physical discipline to also include freedom from any kind of discipline, chastisement, or control over their behavior.