Sentence examples for an additional grievance from inspiring English sources

That defiance of the government's broadcast ban, which operated between 1988 and 1994, symbolised what many critics of the regulations felt: that the prohibition ultimately provided an additional grievance for republican groups pursuing terror campaigns.

And the annual parliamentary review should provide an additional platform for airing grievances.

It has a daytime tearoom, and, of course, Edgar House serves a not just locally, but fastidiously sourced breakfast – expensive at an additional £12.50pp, but minor grievances aside (unwelcome background music, microherbs scattered on scrambled eggs) it's excellent.

Marbury will lose $199,000 in pay for Saturday's game and an additional $199,000 for not playing on Wednesday, pending a grievance hearing.

Viewers who like to nurse corporate grievances — and there are certainly many of them in the current economic climate — will wish for an additional 60 minutes.

This is an animal with a grievance – and a temper.

A: The MLBPA filed a grievance.

A grievance was a grievance, no matter how small.

In Japan, though grievance procedures modeled after the U.S. example are a part of most collective agreements, tradition tends to inhibit an individual from registering a personal grievance.

It there is an internal grievance procedure, consider using it.

Evading an employee grievance means covering yourself in every way.