"People might be complaining about the lack of information on the road shows, and institutions weren't hearing what they wanted to hear," Mr. Kelley said.
While some Dallas-based journalists like Crooke might be complaining, fans of the team should hope the players have cooler heads.
If there were another country or region that had already tried the federal Affordable Care Act, we would learn a lot from the results, regardless of how much business people might be complaining.
Dedicating less than a quarter of these gains to social programmes and tax benefits for the disadvantaged would wipe out the country's poverty rate, which afflicts 15% of the population.Related topics Business Economics Privatisation and nationalisation Ohio SwedenBefore you know it, China might be complaining about the undervalued dollar.
Dedicating less than a quarter of these gains to social programmes and tax benefits for the disadvantaged would wipe out the country's poverty rate, which afflicts 15% of the population.Before you know it, China might be complaining about the undervalued dollar.
Rana and Mina (who, like most people interviewed for this piece, asked for their real names not to be printed in case any suggestion that they might be complaining rebounds on them in the council's housing office) are living in this bed and breakfast, as a direct result of changes to the housing benefit system.
Here's how viewers left the Sopranos in April (and in subsequent reruns): After conspiring with her pet brother-in-law, Uncle Junior, to have Tony, her own son, murdered out of pique that he might be complaining to his psychiatrist about her, Livia suffers a convenient memory loss.
They might be complaining about something more serious, but still something that can be fixed.
The employee might be complaining of discriminatory treatment or harassment, or some violation of federal or state laws and rules by the employer.
Customers might be complaining about unclear email communications.
