Sentence examples for lengthy complaint from inspiring English sources

But the Supreme Court, after considering a lengthy complaint from Mr. Odinga, ruled Saturday that the election had been free and fair.

Mr. Giuliani's budget presentation was also striking for its lengthy complaint, worthy of a senator, about how much more New York State sends to Washington in federal taxes than it gets back in revenue.

Consider Bady's lengthy complaint about how the film portrays Stevens: The character that … Jones plays is a fire and brimstone radical who wants to occupy the South militarily, who wants to enforce black freedom at bayonet point, and who want to extract from wealthy southerners some of the wealth they had extracted from their slaves and set up freed slaves on their own farms.

"They came up with a big plan of all the grandiose things they want to build, and that's what they need the money for," said Sarah Reveley, a former member whose lengthy complaint to the attorney general's office prompted the investigation.

Following the breakdown of talks, the French firm has filed a fresh, lengthy complaint with a court in New York.

In a press conference this afternoon, Damore's attorney, Harmeet Dhillon, a California representative for the Republican National Committee, elaborated more on the very lengthy complaint and argued that her current clients are far from alone.

Beginning in December, Hermitage and its bankers filed dozens of lengthy complaints with Russian government agencies, presenting numerous pieces of evidence, including the phone call from Colonel Kuznetsov.

Allen's recovery began a few weeks after he came off Prozac last August, and he began a lengthy complaints procedure which has yet to yield him any satisfaction.

The lengthy complaints filed in federal court in Detroit say Volkswagen deceived federal and state emissions standards by installing a so-called "defeat device" in 482,000 Audi and Volkswagen vehicles sold in the US since 2009.

The result was finally announced after a lengthy complaints process involving the recounting of thousands of ballot papers.

"Lengthy and protracted complaints systems take up time and resource for the body concerned, and there is also the cost to the individual who wants to be able to put matters behind them and move on with their life, and who is left frustrated and exhausted by the complaints system," said Abraham.