Sentence examples for will be complainants from inspiring English sources

"Many of them will be complainants," Lord Judge said.

One giant problem concerns the different nature of the two main arms that will be available to complainants.

It may be assumed that complainants will be more satisfied with the complaint handling process when all three dimensions are fair in the complainants views: procedures, communication as well as outcome.

Ms Saunders said the decision will be "extremely disappointing to complainants" and she has written to all of them.

But it is likely the most hostile messages will be aimed at the complainant.

Account will be taken of the complainant's own public disclosures of information.

If there is a local sexual assault referral centre (Sarc) where a complainant will be treated by doctors who are sex offence specialists, and will be counselled, the conviction rate will be higher.

"We hope this will be useful not only to complainants, but also for journalists and editors seeking guidance on the editors' code".

In passing sentence at Westminster magistrates' court, deputy chief magistrate Emma Arbuthnot said: "The offence is serious and I am particularly concerned about the damage to public confidence that complainants' identities will be protected".

A BBC spokesperson said: "The BBC has reached a provisional finding that the complaints should be upheld and will be taking comments from the complainants into account before finalising the outcome".

Should the long shot bids initiated by the ACLU, EPIC and other complainants fail, there will be no way at all to challenge FISA-sanctioned surveillance, or the growing body of secret jurisprudence that is quickly turning the FISC into "almost a parallel Supreme Court".