Sentence examples for oral complaints from inspiring English sources

The lower courts dismissed the suit on the ground that the 1938 law did not cover oral complaints.

Detainees gave examples of submitting complaint forms or making oral complaints but hearing nothing from the department or service providers, it said.

"The plain meaning of the critical phrase and the context," Justice Scalia wrote for himself and Justice Clarence Thomas, "make clear that the retaliation provision contemplates an official grievance filed with a court or an agency, not oral complaints — or even formal, written complaints — from an employee to an employer".

Damage to salivary gland after radiotherapy for head and neck malignant tumours can lead to irreversible oral complaints, which severely impair quality of life.

To evaluate patients with Diabetes Mellitus type 2 and painful peripheral neuropathy in order to investigate oral complaints and facial somatosensory findings.

Oral complaints and symptoms due to hyposalivation are contributing to reduced quality of life [ 15, 16].

But Justice Breyer stopped short of saying that any oral complaint would do.

And it threw out the requirement for a written bias complaint, stating that an oral complaint was sufficient if someone other than a family member attested to it in an affidavit.

Some authors have used the term "secondary BMS" to indicate a form of oral complaint caused by local/systemic pathological conditions (including drugs), but even this term seems to be inappropriate, as the term "BMS" automatically excludes any known cause of any type of oropharyngeal complaint.

DHS is an oral complaint frequently reported in clinical dental practice.

This can be due at least in part, to the heterogeneity of patients with health complaints attributed to amalgam fillings, with complaints ranging from local intra-oral complaints to multiple general systemic complaints.