Sentence examples for making any complaint from inspiring English sources
She replied in the affirmative and said she was not making any complaint to us, so we do not need to inquire further," Borg told the Guardian.
For instance, a site's terms may prohibit a user from making any complaint or seeking legal redress — meaning that even in the case of a legitimate grievance, one would have to break the law to even bring that grievance to the attention of the relevant authorities.
"Neither Mr. Francis nor any of the GGW staff in or around the bus recall Ms. Szyszka making any complaint or comment about Mr. Francis.
I was assured by the party that nobody was making any complaints against me.
We were happy with that offer and so didn't make any complaint at the time.
The report reads: "Several people who suffered at Savile's hands were not prepared to make any complaint.
No farmer has yet made any complaint under the code and the retailers say that is proof it is working.
He didnÂt make any complaint about the money spent on paint for the kitchen and bathroom or the material for curtains.
"We haven't made any complaint and we saw nothing untoward at all in the betting patterns," a spokesman for William Hill, Graham Sharpe, told Agence France-Presse.
Neither Gordon Brown nor any other senior Labour ex-minister has, so far as I know, made any complaint against the Cabinet Office, whose role in the negotiations was that of facilitator rather than participant.
She was 19 and almost raped by Savile in his caravan, but, after having discussed the matter with colleagues, decided not to make any complaint either to the police or to the BBC.
