Sentence examples for supposed complaints from inspiring English sources

The fundamental question is whether these supposed complaints were genuine or were they encouraged, or at least facilitated, by a cadre of officers determined to undermine the officer.

The chronology put forth by the President's defenders omits Trump's requests to Comey that he limit the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, and it doesn't reckon with Trump's failure to mention to Comey his supposed complaints about the Clinton probe.

"Mr. Mezger regrets losing his temper over a supposed noise complaint involving his three young grandchildren in his swimming pool around 8 p.m. on Saturday, while they were being supervised by their mother and grandmother," a KB Home spokesperson told HuffPost in a statement.

Under the new plan, the Office of the Extractive Sector Corporate Social Responsibility Counsellor was supposed to take complaints, mediate between those filing the complaint and the company, and find ways to address any possible problems.

"Brave," scheduled for release in June 2012, was supposed to squelch such complaints.

Previously there were no hard rules on how an issuer was supposed to respond to complaints.

An EEAST spokesman said complaints about "supposed cuts" were disappointing when the trust was actually avoiding any.

An independent position of the complaint committee is supposed to contribute to the complainants' confidence in a fair complaint process.

But at the root of most complaints is the supposed problem of surplus.

While C4 Newss – like The Independent – received written complaints overwhelmingly for supposed pro-Palestinian sympathies,  the BBC finds itself denounced very publicly as pro-Zionist.

The presence of tens of thousands of "invisible people," as Mr. Yen referred to them, has stirred complaints about their supposed role in crime, prostitution and other social ills.