Sentence examples for would have complaint from inspiring English sources

If that had been translated into better infrastructures no one would have complaint, but we have one of the worst railway systems and the high-speed train network that was supposed to connect Barcelona with France is still to be finished.

At the time, Talbert was asked if men's players would have complaints.

Had the show ended here, I suspect few viewers would have had complaints.

"If he were working for nothing or pro bono I would have no complaint but I don't think that's the case".

It specifies a way in which things could go especially badly for an individual even if the acquisitions of others are entirely in accord with the principles of justice in acquisition and it asserts that individuals would have a complaint in justice should things go that badly for them in that way.

Even if accused of it, I would have no complaints.

The Times could publish headlines such as "New European Treaty Sure to Be Opposed by Smug Ponced-up Doolally Knobface Party", and Godfrey Bloom would have no complaints, because the names were all made up.

Cardinal Law also acknowledged in the deposition that he promoted Father Shanley to pastor of the church in 1985 without checking archdiocesan records, which would have revealed complaints against the priest dating back to 1966.

The 27-year-old said earlier this month that he would have no complaints  if the Welsh club rejected offers for him when the January transfer window opened.

Now that I'm older and debatably wiser, I would have many complaints, which is why I don't even attempt to pretend to want to camp.

Instead of using the court system, consumers would have to take complaints or damages through an arbitration system under terms dictated by the company.