Sentence examples for knowledge of complaints from inspiring English sources

In the deposition, taken in August in lawsuits filed by three of Father Shanley's accusers, Bishop Daily became the most senior church official to admit knowledge of complaints against Father Shanley years before he was placed in a parish.

One research team leader said he had complained to Mr. Clark's supervisor, but both the New Haven police and university officials said they had no knowledge of complaints about Mr. Clark.

"We have no knowledge of any complaints, concerns or allegations of crime regarding the running of Lewisham Islamic Centre".

It became clear after several members grilled the two Japanese on these same points that this is a criminal investigation at heart, with congress intent on showing Toyoda and Inaba were either lying about their lack of knowledge of consumer complaints or, at best, were suffering from severe attacks of selective memory.

The French regulator did not identify or indicate how many individuals could face sanctions, but a person with knowledge of the complaint said it was directed at 17 people.

It claims that Bank of America and its Merrill Lynch and Countrywide Financial units misrepresented the quality of the mortgages placed in securities and sold to investors, according to three people with knowledge of the complaint.

A.I.G. is preparing similar suits against other large financial institutions including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank, said the people with knowledge of the complaint, as part of a litigation strategy aimed at recovering some of the billions in losses the insurer sustained during the financial crisis.

The New York Times cited unnamed sources with knowledge of the complaint in its report.

Sitanshu Kar, spokesman for the Indian Ministry of Defense, said that he had no knowledge of Pakistan's complaints to the United Nations group, and that he had not been contacted for The Hindu article.

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It was put to Pell that Dowlan's offending was also "common knowledge", was also the subject of complaints by parents, and gossiping amongst students, who "sniggered" the brother was "touching the boys again".