Sentence examples for whose complaint from inspiring English sources

All but the Trubeks, whose complaint was filed separately, chose anonymity.

Mr. Smith, whose complaint about crucifixes set off the court case, defended the ruling.

Efforts to reach the woman whose complaint prompted the recent move to change the concert name were unsuccessful.

The benefits were especially pronounced among patients whose complaint had been failing hips, as well as women, who reported the most discomfort during sex because of painful joints.

John Mann, the Labour MP whose complaint sparked the Commissioner's investigation, said: "These emails show that Maria Miller bullied and threatened the independent commissioner".

But he had recently seen a 50-year-old woman with post-traumatic-stress disorder whose complaint was not insomnia but sleepwalking.

Their conduct often scandalized church officials, whose complaints the Vatican stockpiled for centuries.

NHS England apologised "unreservedly" to those whose complaints and inquiries have gone unanswered.

And Mr. Klein, whose complaints were unusually personal, put Ms. Wachner squarely on the defensive.

Pepsi, whose complaints about Coke's practices sparked the investigation, welcomed the new agreement.

Because we receive so many submissions, we can get back only to those whose complaints are being considered for publication.