Instead he prowls the floor, spitting out a staccato torrent of abuse and grievance, unscripted, unstoppable, laugh-a-minute.
There also should be an independent investigatory body that reviews complaints and allegations of wrongdoing, including inmate grievances, abuse claims, denial of access to health care and inmate deaths.
Medical schools and healthcare systems should also have inbuilt mechanisms where victims of abuse can air their grievances confidentially without consequently jeopardising their careers.
The Anglican leader stated that Pakistan's Christians were "disproportionately affected by the draconian laws against blasphemy," which he said had been abused to settle personal grievances.
Both forms of conduct seem abusive, but, because there is no obvious legal remedy for generic abuse, a sort of amalgam grievance is the result.
Both forms of conduct seem abusive, but, because there is no obvious legal remedy for generic abuse, a sort of amalgam grievance is the result... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix By Joan Acocella By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.
Several Democrats used the hearing to engage Mr. Rumsfeld in unrelated but longstanding grievances, including the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and the Pentagon's policy of banning news media coverage of flag-draped military coffins returning from overseas.
In other words, he was angry over governmental power and abuse: just the sort of grievance that the gun lobby, under other circumstances — say, a beleaguered cult of fundamentalist Christian landowners in Colorado — would laud as "Second Amendment remedies" and the prevention of government overreach.
Three times, survivors of abuse interrupted to extemporaneously air their grievances, and the archbishop welcomed it.
But the workers' anger then turned against the government, with long-held grievances about corruption and abuse of power coming to the surface.
The European Court of Human Rights, its allies in Western Europe and the Russian citizens who rely on the court to air their grievances and have their abuses documented would lose a powerful tool for pressuring Russia for human rights reform.
