Sentence examples for will make a complaint from inspiring English sources
They said they will make a complaint to the Greek police and we don't know what happened after that".
They said they will make a complaint to the Greek police and we don't know what happened after that". The accusation that Greek or Frontex officers returned refugees from Syria without screening them first is a serious one.
The FA will make a complaint to Uefa but to witness these moments, to hear the photographers' accounts from directly in front of the stand, was to be reminded that European football's governing body has never taken this problem seriously enough.
City have said they will make a complaint about the incident.
"I'll ask the technical delegate and we will make a complaint but in terms of the result, it will mean nothing".
Hearn, who has been a boxing promoter since the 1980s, added: "It is a shameful decision, we will make a complaint and we want a re-match.
The court heard how he said at the time: "They had better arrest the other driver as well or I'll make a complaint".
LONDON (AP) — Lawyers for the British royal family will make a criminal complaint against the photographer who took pictures of Prince William's wife, Kate, sunbathing topless in the south of France, the prince's office said on Sunday.
Should the advert remain outside Elland Road, Ward Hadaway says it will make a formal complaint to both the police and licensing authorities, adding: "If necessary we anticipate being instructed to obtain the appropriate court order to have you disclose this information and will seek the costs incurred in doing so from you".
Either way, you need to write to the bank and quote clause 5.5 of the Banking Code and insist the second and third charges are paid back within 14 days or you will make a formal complaint to the bank's head office.
Lord Ashdown, the party's campaign chief, has written to the BBC director general, Tony Hall, saying he will make a formal complaint to the BBC Trust unless the broadcaster immediately corrects suggestions that the Lib Dems opted out of the debates attended by the five opposition parties.
