Among ethnic Russians in Crimea, a long-standing sense of grievance directed at Kiev has been whipped to a furious pitch by a propaganda onslaught that paints the activists on Maidan in Kiev as extreme and resolutely anti-Russian.
Britain's original devolution settlement has had a "long term corrosive effect" on the whole country by creating a culture of blame and grievance directed at the UK government, a cabinet minister has said.
When Ken Saro-Wiwa, a writer and champion of the Ogonis, a small delta tribe, was hanged in 1995, people got the message, and took to raising their grievances direct with the oil companies.The quickest way to capture an oil firm's attention is through violence.
If an investigation does turn up a violation, it could lead to a grievance directed at the Mets by the players association, although the union would have difficulty proving Guerrero suffered contractually because the Mets' stance did not appear to affect the completion of his contract with the Anaheim Angels.
Today, both direct responsibility and proprietary grievance regarding the Holocaust are expiring like patents, and the business of reflecting on it has become a free-for-all.
As the company's troubles accumulated, Steinmetz and his colleagues began to direct their feelings of grievance at George Soros, who had financed Condé's initial investigation and provided seed money to D.L.A. Piper.
In the face of these challenges, too many leaders in the region tried to direct their people's grievances elsewhere.
Although ostensibly an executive overseeing construction projects, Sprague, now 67, described her role as often "like a nanny", dealing with Trump's direct requests and petty grievances.
Numerous movements served as outlets for socioeconomic grievances, directed most often toward the wealthy or the military.
While this topic is far from being original, it always manages to revitalize and reinvent itself periodically with a list of grievances directed toward the ivory tower.
