Sentence examples for public lodging from inspiring English sources

Inn, building that affords public lodging, and sometimes meals and entertainment, to travelers.

It also led to criticism on social media and 11 members of the public lodging complaints with the regulator, Ofcom, that showing an interview with the Front National leader on Remembrance Sunday was disrespectful to those killed fighting against fascism.

'All hotel keepers and all persons keeping public lodging houses, tourist camps, or cabins shall keep a book or card system and cause each guest to sign therein his own legal name or name by which he is commonly known.

In California, the public lodging law makes sleeping outside always illegal for homeless people.

Grant signed an ambitious Civil Rights Act of 1875, which expanded federal law enforcement by prohibiting discrimination on account of race in public lodging, public transportation, and jury service.

Besides, the order preferred to meet in public lodges — not to carve secret symbols into walls.

A member of the public lodges a complaint that a member state has failed to comply with the obligations of a Europe-wide directive, say on environmental protection.

Rival Morrisons and two members of the public lodged complaints with the Advertising Standards Authority that Aldi compared products in the ad that made the price comparison misleading and unfair.

The Federal Election Commission could probe whether the payment of $43,122 to T&M Protective Services from Weiner's campaign account followed the rules if a member of the public lodged a formal complaint, an FEC spokesman told HuffPost.

Pakistani officials, while trying to contain public demonstrations, lodged formal protests with Burmese diplomats.

Members of the public cannot lodge an anonymous complaint with the body.