Examples of using One complaint in English and their translations into Russian
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Over 98 per cent of respondents rated the services positively and only one complaint was registered during the biennium.
One complaint against a prison officer has been received since the second periodic report.
Investigation of one complaint resulted in a court case still pending in Vilnius 2nd District Court.
One complaint asserted that in 1989 soldiers had buried toxic waste in the village of Maria Roque Alonso.
The Ombudsman received one complaint by a soldier in both 1996
One complaint about HID headlamps is that they produce glare that is visible to oncoming traffic.
There was one complaint on the grounds of"social origin",
One complaint, which is in the process of verification,
This means that only one complaint from a member of public was substantiated in 1997 out of approximately 5500 complaints completed.
three of these have been terminated two petitioners have withdrawn the complaint, one complaint was dismissed.
asked the government how it was that only one complaint from 5,500 was upheld by a supposedly independent complaints system.
During 2000, the Institution of the Peoples' Advocate received only one complaint of maltreatment of an inmate by prison staff, and following the investigation
Of these, UNIKOM was able to confirm one complaint from Iraq, concerning overflights of the DMZ by military aircraft on 14
However, the Committee notes that only one complaint of torture has been registered and that no convictions have been handed
had received just one complaint of physical violence since 1999.
reported that one complaint concerning the use of large-scale pelagic drift-nets in the Council area had been received from the Government of Malta in the review period.
but as stated above there is currently one complaint-- in the area of labour exploitation-- under criminal investigation.
In fact, I had only one complaint about my car.
Take note that the case of one complaint submitted by a State had been closed;