Sentence examples for in one complaint from inspiring English sources

No action was taken in one complaint because an inspector observed no commercial activity, according to the documents.

As part of the inquiry, which was reported today by The Wall Street Journal, the commission is examining a technical issue raised in one complaint from a rival company that asserts that Intel's chip design creates compatibility problems for rival chip makers.

Specifically, the CCFC and CDD say in one complaint they found evidence that 17 food and beverage manufacturers are violating the pledges they made as members of the above-mentioned health-focused initiative, CFBAI.

In one complaint I received, someone had spent $25,000 in a few months, only for Sherry to pull them into a magical world where they were detached from reality.

In one complaint, city inspectors said there was complaint of an illegal building on the property as well as piles of trash.

In one complaint, city inspectors said there was a complaint of an illegal building on the property as well as piles of trash. .

Since then, students involved in the complaint tell The Huffington Post, the Education Department has divided the complaint in two, with one complaint focusing on Barnard and another on Columbia's four main undergraduate and graduate colleges.

When the family's case file with the child welfare agency was closed in February 2002, one complaint against Ms. Williams had not been investigated because caseworkers could not locate the children.

Furthermore, when asked whether they remembered a case when a family or teenager came in for one complaint but other symptoms were noticed that were indicative of mental health, all admitted to never having had such a case.

However, we later found out there was in fact only one complaint, which makes it all seem a bit ridiculous, and I therefore don't really agree with this idea that everyone in the province is religiously conservative.

The Legislature passed the Act, strongly supported by the National Rifle Association NRAA), in response to one complaint from a constituent who said her doctor asked questions about firearm ownership and safety she didn't want to answer.