Sentence examples for substantiated complaint from inspiring English sources
He said that each substantiated complaint was the equivalent of an indictment, and that the officers were entitled to due process.
In Australia, 853 people have made a claim or substantiated complaint of child sexual abuse against one or more Christian Brothers, with 75% of victims under the age of 13 at the time, a royal commission has heard.
Of that group, the failure to document in the medical record items affecting patient care was the most common substantiated complaint (79 percent), followed by the failure to coordinate care across disciplines (57 percent) and the failure to appropriately assess or act on laboratory or imaging results (53 percent).
They will be defended with full rigour, if a substantiated complaint is ever put to him or Rangers.
Facilities need to pass only two consecutive inspections without major violations or substantiated complaints.
Some board members have puzzled over Mr. Safir's motivations in seeking the ruling from Mr. Hess and changing the time-worn process of referring to the department substantiated complaints of officers' lying; roughly 60 such complaints were sent to the department last year.
City investigators recommended that the teacher, Jonathan Polayes, be fired in 2009, after they substantiated complaints that he had touched the breasts, buttocks and thighs of students at a Bronx high school, but they were overruled by an arbitrator who opted to suspend him without pay for a semester.
State health officials said that doctors in New York had a lower burden of proof for substantiating complaints against them.
Mr. Giuliani said giving the complaint review board the added responsibility would make it less likely that the board would vote to substantiate complaints that lacked sufficient evidence.
The civilian review board that monitors the police substantiated her complaint.
The board substantiated the complaint, as per state law, which says that innocuous behavior does not justify frisking.
