Sentence examples for withdraw complaints from inspiring English sources

Women are often pressured to withdraw complaints and opt for mediation by elders even in cases of serious crimes of violence, leaving them without any protection or justice.

The companies also agreed to withdraw complaints against each other with the International Trade Commission over the use of intellectual property.

It's hard to get people to testify against their partners, and they often withdraw complaints once our officers have arrived and the violence has stopped – for a while.

While overseeing the Air Force's investigation of sexual abuses at Lackland Air Force Base last year, she learned that victims often withdrew complaints because they blamed themselves, were ashamed or feared no one would believe them.

(On being asked to provide more intimate details to the medical counsel, they apparently decided to withdraw their complaints).

He said that after Ms. Fonseca's arrival, the workers told him, she demanded that they withdraw their complaints against her predecessor.

Holt says the hospital offered her £120,000 to withdraw her complaints in the wake of Peter's death - a claim the hospital denied.

In connection with the domestic violence however, the review stated Ms O'Connor would usually withdraw the complaints police investigated.

"We never offered to withdraw our complaints, we never asked her to apologize, we never asked that she never write about this again".

Why did Pritchard suddenly decide to withdraw his complaint?

"I urge the government of Malaysia to withdraw the complaint against her".