Sentence examples for preparing complaints from inspiring English sources

Jay Silberg, another big lawyer in town, is preparing complaints for many utility clients.

Britain's ambassador to France, Lord Stormont, was preparing complaints to France's foreign minister, the Comte de Vergennes, concerning the semi-secret financial and logistical support France had been giving to the rebels.

American companies are preparing trade complaints that could lead to increased tariffs.

Tim Tate, an award-winning documentary maker who investigated and has written a book on Satanic abuse, and Sarah Nelson, an Edinburgh University researcher on child sexual abuse, have made or are preparing formal complaints to the BBC.

The detailed pleading requirements would require the NPEs to incur more costs in preparing their complaints against individual companies while the discovery limits and protections for secondary users would reduce defensive costs for smaller technology companies.

But there is no indication that Labour is preparing a complaint about the Cameron interview.

Mr. Christie added that the background of the arrested men was not a factor in preparing the complaint.

One advocacy group, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, said last week that it was preparing a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission about DoubleClick's tracking practices.

The CEO campaign group has said it was "deeply concerned about the Commission's secrecy around its relations with tobacco industry lobbyists" and is preparing a complaint to the European Ombudsman.

In the meantime, she is preparing a complaint to the U.N. Human Rights Council, charging inhumane treatment of the defendants, who on court days are kept in a glass cell all day, returning to jail too late to be fed.

Mr. Bell, who called Mr. DeLay "the most corrupt politician in America today," said that he had been preparing the complaint for months and that his defeat at the polls had nothing to do with it.