It complained this month when the government lifted federal taxes from staple foods, on the grounds that it had the idea first.
It complained this week that it still had not been able to get access to Parchin, a military site where it suspects high-precision detonators designed to initiate the chain reaction for a nuclear-implosion device have been tested.
H Partners complained this month about what it calls K.K.R.'s "dominance" on the board.
It complains that BP has stiffed it.
If anyone feels €355 is a bit steep: let's face it, you can hardly complain: this is, after all, a man who will sell you his own shit.
Voters wanted them out, and Mr Blair's reinvention of Labour as a party of the centre made a change look safe.By the same token, it is foolish to complain this time round about the campaign being dull and the result a foregone conclusion.
In it he complained about all this social responsibility nonsense that business felt obligated to consider and told them instead that their only task was to make money for shareholders.
It might be complained that this distinction is somehow metaphysically uninteresting, but, even if this is true, it might nevertheless be a distinction that (for whatever reason) metaethicists choose to employ as a guiding piece of basic taxonomy.
Occasionally they lose something by being written down rather than sung – "the music does what the words alone cannot do," as Germaine Greer put it when complaining about this kind of thing – but equally there are others that, to repurpose another of Greer's phrases, carry their music with them.
"I know that people opposed to it will complain about this, but the plausible impact on Social Security benefits is almost sure to be very trivial," he said.
(Sprigge 2006, ch.9) Against the idea that God is some type of all-embracing spirit or person it is often complained that this would undermine the autonomous personhood of finite individuals; for can one person be part of another?
