| The right of appeal is supplemented by the nonstatutory administrative law principle of remonstration. |
| The secular authorities of the Kingdom of Naples and of the Venetian republic constantly provoked Clement's remonstration in violating ecclesiastical rights, but he never retaliated. |
| They also highlighted some stumbling and uncompleted restoration projects, such as the remonstration of the old residential quarters. |
| Since then, further remonstration has led to this year's league table being shelved. While such intransigence sometimes rankles, it does make Dr Brundtland a passionate public advocate. |
| Yet with Logue, whose manner is the right balance of remonstration and understanding, he is relatively fluent. |
| He began a kindly pretense of remonstration. |
