Sentence examples for In grievances from inspiring English sources

His self-radicalisation appeared to be rooted in grievances against the government and fueled by his increasing marginalisation.

After all, as they point out, 75% of the stuff is spewed out by the rich world.That does not mean poor countries are lacking in grievances.

Although both articles note that the real problem lies in grievances commonly supported by intense religious beliefs, neither addresses the need for a radical change from our mentality of battling evil in the world.

Tax-assessment lawyers were responsible for the dramatic increase in grievances, Mr. Marcin said, because they sent out mass mailings to homeowners telling them that their homes might be overassessed and offering to file grievances.

Until his entry into the global media spotlight as the shadowy figure at the centre of the Sydney siege, Man Haron Monis had long been viewed as a fringe figure in Sydney's Islamic community, his self-radicalisation rooted in grievances against the Australian government and increasing marginalisation among his peers.

The data observed in 4 years of operating presented a decrease in grievances and increase in final quality.

Maori have been engaged in grievance claims since the early 1840s.

The Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, the union representing principals and assistant principals, said it had filed two grievances against changes in grievance procedures.

Therefore, the players should plead their cases to arbitrators in grievance procedures, not a judge, the league has said.

Then he joked about finding beauty in grievance hearings with owners, smiling before reflecting again on his own mortality.

But Manfred suggested that Fehr had commented on past collusion cases while acting as a union representative in grievance hearings.