Sentence examples for grievance around from inspiring English sources

In fact, the symbolism of the ongoing American presence in the Gulf throughout the 1990s was a major grievance around which al-Qaeda rallied and morphed into a worldwide threat.

There was anger at the community meeting that those occupying federal land would delegitimise the grievances around the Hammond case, and attract the attention of federal agencies to a movement which until then had been been peaceful.

Her analysis of the repetitious themes in Taliban magazines and DVDs — the recapitulation of Guantánamo imprisonment stories as folk culture narrative; the amplification of Pashtun grievances around ethnic revenge killings and notoriously corrupt figures such as the Uzbek commander General Dostum — is particularly chilling.

Moreover, in the pursuit of profits, competing networks of armed groups and business elites routinely manipulate Congo's inflammatory grievances around ethnicity and other sensitive subjects.

But Italy's greatest grievances revolved around two specific incidents in extra-time.

Grievances centred around the confiscation of Melanesian lands, the foraging of settlers' cattle on the Melanesians' produce gardens, and the head tax, which in 1899 was imposed by the colonial government on male Melanesians in order to oblige them to obtain employment with settlers and the government.

We are in uncharted territory with this referendum, and with it being such a close-run thing the danger of the grievances that have been bandied around by the yes campaign over the media's biased coverage, over financial institutions and major retailers raising concerns regarding the impact of independence – the danger of all this spilling over into something ugly should not be underestimated.

It is believed that Marbury agreed to drop the grievance and to forfeit around $2 million from his $20.8 million salary.

More reluctant still is McNair's elf, whose minor grievance at being pushed around by James develops into a full-on rage against the Christmas machine.

This is a common grievance with all democracies around the world with a few exceptions few and far between.

For workers (and management) the face of the union is the shop steward and the most interaction is around the grievance process.