(The only detectable activity involves a complaint by the author of a volume of poems inspired by the rock band Queen, who maintains that his book was not given a fair shake in this publication; his lament is sometimes there and sometimes not, for reasons known only to the Web page's administrators).
After a series of instances of racial discrimination including retailers profiling African-American customers and police misconduct, the latest incident involves a complaint against the University of California, Los Angeles police.
One that I remembered well involved a complaint by the Daily Mail's Newcastle reporter, Mike Gay, to his news editor that rival papers had suddenly increased their staffing in the city.
Building managers in Hong Kong rarely take action, and the government typically only enforces building violations that involve a complaint from a neighbor or visible and dangerous illegal structures, like extra floors added on a rooftop.
In the decision, Connecticut's first involving a complaint that an officeholder is not a citizen, the agency, the Elections Enforcement Commission, voted unanimously that there was good reason to believe that Michael Singh, the Democratic Town Council majority leader, was not a citizen when he was voted into office.
The claim that envy is not a moral emotion may be understood strongly, as the claim that it never involves a moral complaint per se, or weakly, as the claim that it need not embody such a complaint.
One involves a wide-ranging complaint about the dominance of Windows, Microsoft's operating system.
Mr. Bailey said that in a 1966 case involving a noise complaint, a Queens Civil Court judge wrote, "In this day in our large cities, it is fruitless to expect the solitude of the sylvan glen".
But the facts around Enochs' charges are more complicated: They involve a civil complaint filed in Indiana and a federal lawsuit, as well as conflicting information traded between the prosecutor and the alleged victims. .
The company is currently facing proceedings in Austria, after an Austrian appeals court ruled that a case involving a privacy complaint lodged by an Austrian law student could move forward.
4 These percentages would be even higher if the calculations were based only on the 33.9% of primary care visits that involve a new complaint.
