Sentence examples for long standing complaint from inspiring English sources

" Alleged racial discrimination in stop and search has been a long standing complaint.

There is also a long standing complaint from the developing world about who is in charge at the World Bank - and the International Monetary Fund as well.

It is a long standing complaint of patients that doctors do not listen to their patients or provide information that the patient can understand and implement into their self-care.

Speaking to the BBC, the culture secretary, Sajid Javid, said the plan addressed the long-standing complaint that annuities represented a poor deal for many pensioners.

One long-standing complaint of the Troubles surfaced in criticism that the RUC's special branch did not share information with the rest of the force.

And Western Australian premier Colin Barnett, also a Liberal, said he would never agree to an increase in the GST unless the state's long-standing complaint about GST distribution was addressed.

The disconnection of police from the communities they serve is a long-standing complaint across the United States, and undoubtedly contributes to the impression that forces like the LAPD (or for that matter the police in Ferguson, Missouri) act as militarised "occupying armies", instead of an organic part of the social structure.

Another long-standing complaint is that the federal government doesn't provide sufficient funding for universities to comply with the new rules.

The slow pace of IRIS assessments, although not a focus of the hearing or the NAS review, has been a long-standing complaint from public health advocates.

Gore just released a more breathable version of Gore-Tex, called XCR, addressing a long-standing complaint that Gore-Tex is too hot for aerobic mountain climbs.

One long-standing complaint involves the dairy industry.