Word: complaintant
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...Ohio. It seems that Wendy got to the bottom of a box of Cracker Jack one day and found no free toy, as advertised. Recalls her mother: "She was so sad-faced." Wendy wrote to Borden to complain, but received no response. So she and her father composed a complaint asking the court for a replacement box of Cracker Jack and $19 to cover court costs. Says Wendy in her suit: "I feel since I bought their product because of their claim, they broke a contract with me." Borden officials pleaded for a little understanding, pointing out that since...
...deepest complaint with the U.S. is, as always, but now more than ever, American backing of Israel. "Because of Israel's policies, and America's support for those policies, the situation in the Middle East could lead to the Third World War. This crisis will lead to other crises in the future, and those in turn will eventually bring about an Arab decision to liberate our own lands. Then the war will not just be with Israel, but with America as well. If the Arabs defeat the Israelis, America will be forced to intervene directly or indirectly...
...them," Rusk says. Nixon loved protocol that was glamorous, but often balked at routine receptions and meetings. Kissinger soon learned that if events were simply inserted into the President's schedule, the quiet authority of the printed word subdued his protests and Nixon performed the required rituals without complaint...
...mounting itself, Coe promises that his productions "will be set to period and will be staged on a set that approximates Shakespeare's architectural space "No complaint here. The ASI has, in prior regimes, given us enough gimmick ridden shows land in 19th century Texas of 20th century Latin America...
...Bechtel has managed its huge project without noticeable criticism or complaint from its Croesus-rich client. One reason is the company's almost ferocious dedication to careful planning and delivery scheduling, which seeks to avoid supply shortages and transportation interruptions that can produce budget overruns and delays. Indeed, while port operations in many developing countries frequently lead to congestion that leaves ships queuing for months on end, Saudi officials boast that demurrage (delay time) at Jubail is "not a single...