Sentence examples for future grievances from inspiring English sources

Since the occupation began, commentators across the country have urged the FBI to arrest and prosecute the militia members to the fullest extent of the law to deter anti-government activists from seizing public buildings over future grievances.

Philida, however, is not thinking of the widespread liberation of the future; her grievance is far more personal.

It's a fascinating glimpse of the future of grievance politics as they will be carried out by people who grew up online.

If our mind is focused on what's not going well in our lives, our fears about the future, and our grievances, we will experience a reality that feels painful and negative.

Virgie keeps popping up to voice forebodings about Anna Nicole's future and issue justifiable grievances.

On top of all that is the strong possibility that once in Amman, the Hamas leadership could become the catalyst for a future eruption of Palestinian grievances in the kingdom.

The state-run press has hailed the Guangdong response as a model of government responsiveness and a template for handling public grievances in the future.

"This country needs respect and attention and, most of all, it deserves to be governed," wrote the newspaper's editor, Roberto Napoletano, in a front-page editorial that doubled as a succinct shopping list of grievances that the future Italian government will have to contend with.

Rousting villagers, blowing up homes, shooting or arresting suspected assailants--all in the name of self-defense--only serve to poison the future in a region where grievances become enduring memories.

Prisoners, who receive legal aid when challenging treatment in jail, will in future have to take their grievance through prisoner complaints procedures.

If Catalans legitimately demand a vote (in their eyes, at least) then the Cortes's refusal to grant one becomes a fundamental grievance until some future Cortes changes its mind.