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lodged

[lojd] / lɒdʒd /




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The group of five trade unions, including the Bakers Union and the TUC, alongside the Corporate Justice Coalition, state that their complaint - which was lodged in February 2024 - was prompted by the BBC's investigation.

From BBC

The Education Ministry lodged a formal complaint with police and launched an internal inquiry to establish how the blunder took place.

From Barron's

The case was lodged in December 2024 after the UK's Supreme Court denied her the chance to challenge the decision.

From BBC

China has lodged heated protests and issued warnings to its citizens to avoid travel to Japan.

From BBC

He said she made a formal complaint and lodged a grievance but her concerns were "not adequately addressed" which left her distressed and unsupported, leading to a "substantial and escalating impact" on her mental health.

From BBC