Word: complain
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...complain? Carril's strategy may be boring to watch, but it is very effective. Princeton, which holds a 13-6 record this year, boasts impressive wins over Seton Hall, Lehigh, and San Francisco. And the Tigers' six losses have all been by fewer than five points...
...existent to frantic. When the noon lecture of Social Analysis 10, "The Principles of Economics," ended crowds of people surged into the room, and the tables were overwhelmed with activity seekers. But the rush soon subsided. When the tables were not too crowded, these volunteers had time to complain about their situation. They said they found the corridor lacking in a few necessities...
...statement, Rockwell called the allegations by the whistle-blowers "totally without merit." Because of litigation, the company commented on only one specific point, maintaining that its ombudsman fully respects the confidentiality of employees who complain. Rockwell insisted that it "has always been and continues to be committed to taking every precaution humanly possible to ensure that concern for safety governs all activities...
...enforced, the law would be a significant step toward abolishing long- criticized practices. The accompanying press campaign seems to indicate that the regime means business. Recent articles have told of how local militia obtained psychiatric commitment orders for people who had done little more than complain about their neighbors or threatened to expose instances of corruption to higher authorities. There has been no suggestion by the Soviet press, however, that such abuses were sanctioned by high officials for political purposes...
...union complains that Harvard, with all of its vast resources, has an unfair advantage in the campaign. Union organizers complain that the University is simply too powerful for the union to fight...