Sentence examples for potential complainants from inspiring English sources
So at least they weren't trying to appease potential complainants.
This includes the widespread contact with potential complainants, and with representatives of vulnerable people.
Joel Berger, a lawyer who often represents people who file brutality lawsuits against officers, said he believed that many potential complainants had given up when they could not reach the board.
It notes that some potential complainants do not regard their situation as abusive, and may be reluctant to co-operate with authority: the implication being that some youngsters may need educating.
I was never given any names of potential complainants by the party, or told of any complaints (indeed I was assured then that nobody wanted to complain).
I've seen that a lot, where potential allegations and potential complainants choose not to come forward because they're afraid of being countersued or of having their lives torn apart with a counter investigation.
In a legendary interview shortly afterwards, Joyce insisted that he had no idea what Gambin-Walsh was talking about, identified another potential complainant (PC MHA Tracey Perry), and insisted that he could not be considered a bully because he had given out municipal funding to people.
This was a point of significance, particularly in the context of the defendant's crimes and the potential effect on the complainant of being named as his wife.
Consider the impact of such an intrusive investigation on the life of a complainant, and then her potential exposure to intimate questioning in court.
In its ruling it said: "An express claim that Mr Corbyn was an anti-Semite would have constituted an exceptionally strong attack by the complainant on Mr Corbyn, with potential implications for both men; this was a highly significant claim.
The company also wanted apologies from each potential defendant and required them to withdraw as complainants in a federal civil rights complaint filed with the Environmental Protection Agency.
