complainant

Possessives

• father-in-law: The letter made no mention of the destruction of the complainant's father-in-law 's clothing.
• assertion: We noted the complainant's assertion that he had made his initial inquiry two days after the ad appeared.
• solicitor: A Notice of Appeal was received by Nominet from the Complainant's solicitors on 22 July, 2002.
• mother: None of the issues relating to the complainant's mother 's hydration level contributed to her deterioration.
• request: The Council failed to respond to the complainant's request for information within the statutory time period but subsequently provided the information.
• mark: It is intended to refer to the Complainant's trade mark.

Converse of subject

• incur: The School or Service may be asked to meet the reasonable and proportionate incidental expenses necessarily incurred by a successful complainant.
• seek: The second, which is of greater concern, is in providing to us the information sought by the complainant.
• raise: We may meet officials from the Department of Constitutional Affairs to discuss issues raised by complainants.

Converse of object

• allege: The complainant alleged that the alcohol type, which the complainant believed to be " Spirit " , was in small insignificant print.
• inform: How we will keep our customer or complainant informed of the progress of investigation.
• advise: In such cases the Ombudsman would normally advise the complainant to pursue his complaint further with the local NHS body.
• satisfy: As far as is possible we aim to satisfy complainants as quickly as possible without having to resort to lengthy correspondence.
• assist: The Complaints Officer will then assist the complainant to complete a Complaint Form.
• refer: The parish council referred the complainant to the PCC, who have as yet heard nothing.

Adjective modifier

• dissatisfied: Ways to complain Editors should respond promptly to complaints and should ensure that there is a way for dissatisfied complainants to take complaints further.
• potential: Having created the mechanism to complain via the Web, the onus would be on the PCA to communicate this option to potential complainants.
• successful: Word of mouth is unlikely in this case but publicizing the anonymous details of a successful web complainant might encourage others.
• original: Original complainant had suggested alternatives to grassing the area.

Modifies a noun

• S: The complainant s assertions about the events leading to the death of the twins was speculation, unsupported by any evidence.