The initial protests, set off by fears of mad cow disease, quickly evolved into a broader expression of grievances against Mr. Lee's policies on education, the economy and other issues.
Mr. Schwartz criticized the dissident faculty for voicing their concerns through a no-confidence vote rather than taking them directly to Mr. Kerrey, saying, "There is nothing in the administration of Bob Kerrey to indicate that he would not have welcomed" an honest expression of grievances.
It is worrisome, she said, "when that debate is absent or when, as has occurred in some countries, the international duty to act against terrorism is used to suppress the legitimate expression of grievances and to justify the oppression of minorities".
The "Peoples Democratic Republic of Palm Island" was an expression of grievances against the Australian and Queensland Governments for neglect of Palm Islanders.
The popular protests, a justified expression of grievances and free speech, provided the military enough cover to overthrow the democratically elected government and suspend a constitution that so many had sacrificed so much to achieve in the 2011 Egyptian Revolution.
Patient complaints usually refer to an 'expression of grievance' and 'dispute within a health care setting'.
The people involved seemed so far from composing any coherent expression of their grievances that one suspected coherence itself was what they opposed.
From the early 1920s the South African government, seeking to preempt black radicalism, attempted to provide channels for the expression of African grievances through a variety of local consultative councils.
Mr Petrie did not directly refer to the violence with which the protests were put down, the mass detentions of monks and others, nor to the demands for political change that accompanied the expression of economic grievances.Of course, the UN's operations in Myanmar may have done other things to upset the junta.
He is quick to point out that he played a pivotal role in cooperating with American forces to defeat Al Qaeda here, as a counterpoint to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's tendency to equate the expression of Sunni grievances with terrorism.
