Sentence examples for a grievance for from inspiring English sources

"He has a very visceral effect on an audience and he files a grievance for underdogs, people who are homeless and displaced," Mr. Sherman said.

The waste stations have long been a grievance for residents of the South Bronx and Greenpoint and Williamsburg in Brooklyn, where most of the stations are clustered.

Any healthy organisation should seek to discover the causes of ill health if induced by work and yet most HR departments appear to insist on slavish adherence to policy, of bringing a grievance for example.

Kenny Dalglish had nursed a grievance for some weeks over the "disgraceful" scheduling of the tie, coming as it did a little over 48 hours after the Premier League fixture at home to Manchester City, and he had threatened to "use only young players".

But that desire, to right a historical grievance for a people divided and oppressed through generations, also threatens to draw a violent reaction from those other nations.

"The idea of George Metesky had begun to take on an air of cult-hero intrigue," Mr. Greenburg writes, attracted by the "populist message of one man against the entrenched and evil corporate Goliath" — in this case, Con Edison, against which Mr. Metesky harbored a longstanding grievance for a workplace injury.

The other bill would strengthen workplace safety regulations and establish a grievance procedure for workfare participants.

His father is a grievance officer for the Georgia State Penitentiary in Reidsville, Ga.

A grievance hearing for Mr. Whitcomb was held last Monday to determine if his firing would be upheld.

So, take advice, raise a grievance, look for a new role, consider re-training, all while staying as civil as you can with those involved at your workplace.

It is about something more small-minded: a grievance nursed for decades by those voters who feel that, on Europe, they were never asked.