Sentence examples for longstanding complaints from inspiring English sources

The criticism echoes longstanding complaints from European economists and international banks.

And despite longstanding complaints about Mr Nguema's brutal ways, Spain has also been currying oily favour.

The recent criticism of Campbell goes beyond longstanding complaints that his disciplinary rulings can seem inconsistent, even arbitrary.

Most Congressional Democrats voted no, renewing longstanding complaints that such deals benefit large multinational businesses more than American workers.

The 31 cases include six reports of fresh abuse in longstanding complaints about intimidation from neighbours that predate the referendum.

High crime in some of those neighborhoods and longstanding complaints about police brutality also fueled opposition to the mayor.

There might also be relief for the other longstanding complaint against these services: their confusing alliances with theaters.

The ruling affirmed the organization's interim findings last September in response to a longstanding complaint by the United States over European support for Airbus.

The cycle of rising book prices and retail discounts is a longstanding complaint of small bookstore owners, who say they cannot afford to keep up.

One longstanding complaint about business practices in India is that the country's banks lend heavily to a wealthy elite who often put very little of their own money into deals.

Crimes by American servicemen have been a longstanding complaint of Okinawans, who, like residents of the rest of Japan, enjoy crime rates that are far below those in the United States.