Sentence examples for which complained from inspiring English sources

Fortis was up against the purely Dutch ABN Amro, which complained about the regulator's behaviour.

"The Sopranos" upset some Italian-American organizations, which complained that the show perpetuated unfair stereotypes.

The Communist Party, which complained of widespread violations, came in a distant second.

That stirred the suspicions of the Project on Government Oversight, a nonprofit watchdog group, which complained to the N.R.C.

Their plan provoked fervid opposition from civic groups, which complained that the towers would cast a pall over the Common.

Some Greeks whom Kiriakou and his colleagues tried to recruit complained to their government, which complained to the American Embassy.

But card check faced huge opposition from Republicans and corporations, which complained that it would largely replace secret ballots.

The investigations were prompted by a supplier, which complained to its auditors about being pressed into schemes by U.S. Foodservice.

The commission often focused on just a dozen states, which complained they were singled out because they lacked enough big friends to keep critics at bay.

"We as an operations group have fallen," Colonel Folds wrote in the memo, which complained about "rot in the crew force".

He also lost the editorial backing of the conservative and influential Omaha World-Herald, which complained that his leadership had been undistinguished.