Sentence examples for bring grievances from inspiring English sources
But it did not allow women to bring grievances directly to the United Nations.
Deploying video cameras for 24-hour monitoring of dissidents and troublemakers, such as citizens seeking to bring grievances to authorities, is now standard procedure.
If only there were some formal, structured way in which tech employees could bring grievances to their management, and negotiate with them as a group, via, say, elected representatives, for whom protection from retaliation could be established.
He said: "If there is a protest, then the purpose of protest is to bring your grievances to the attention of as many people as possible".
Firefighters who sometimes follow Mr. Giuliani on his campaign have promised not to bring their grievances about him to ground zero for this year's memorial.
Some expressed concern that a conviction would effectively mean that the Guatemalan state had been found guilty of genocide, which could lead other Mayan communities who suffered during the war to bring their grievances to court.
Almost half of the 1,600 students at Ithaca High School stayed home two days amid fears of possible violence and a rumored "hit list" that singled out minority students who have been seeking a forum to bring their grievances into the open.
Despite the many international students, the school's population is mostly American-born, 48% white and 38% black, and it was easy to see how Trump could bring dormant grievances to the fore, could give licence to reactionary theories and kneejerk assumptions.
Democracy requires that the citizens, when their rights to have their dignities respected have been infringed, can bring their grievances before a superior authority.
Mr McCluskey said the purpose of protest was "to bring your grievances to the attention of as many people as possible".
