Sentence examples for right of complaint from inspiring English sources

The share offer document warns that "this investment is not covered by any form of financial compensation scheme, and there is no right of complaint to an ombudsman".

If the community could change the code, they'd add a "generic right of complaint" – because at present it is hard to attack an individual in the press, far easier to make sweeping generalisations about groups.

The 'Clients' Right of Complaint Act' was enacted in 1995 in the Netherlands.

Data were also collected on aspects of the right to accessible health care, the patient's participation in an instruction process, scientific and medical experiments, the right to refuse treatment, the right of complaint, and inviolability of personal privacy are not presented in this article.

The Obama administration on Tuesday rejected a "right of conscience" complaint from anti-abortion groups in California who objected to the state's requirement that health insurance plans include coverage for elective abortions.

This kind of serial conversation went on night after night, a litany of complaint and outrage, right outside my door.

"Not just those that they deem to be valid," Prosecutor William D. Mason stipulated in news articles, touching on the emerging issue of why church officials should have the right of first vetting for complaints about potential crimes.

Leon Panetta told the agency's staff that he was overturning one of the causes of complaint of human rights groups about detentions of terrorist suspects under the Bush regime: the use of private contractors to secure prisoners.

The government addressed civil society's main complaint, the Right of Refusal, but CAMR retained several clauses that civil society, and the generic industry, claimed made the regime unworkable.

In his letter, Mr. Annan said that in his reprimand of Mr. Lubbers he had in particular "underlined to him his duty to defend the right of staff members to make complaints about all forms of misconduct, and to be protected from any type of reprisal or retaliation against them, regardless of the outcome of the complaint".

The general public has also no right of making their views or complaints known to the Chamber.