Laitin told me his evidence shows that grievance — for instance, oppression on the basis of ethnicity, religion, language, or political belief — does not necessarily lead to open rebellion against the government, as you'd expect.
Where is the law?" Analysts say the communal and sectarian clashes often have a local spark -- an economic grievance, for instance -- that is easily ignited in an atmosphere in which militant groups have been allowed to thrive for years by politicians who use them as a base of support, or have little to gain by standing up to them.
For instance, grievances can directly escalate into disputes, while disputes can also degrade to a certain level (Nader and Todd 2007).
A report issued by a thinktank affiliated with the interior ministry, for instance, acknowledged that grievances were fuelling the appeal of Salafi jihadist groups in the north-west border region, and outlined ways to redress that.
The grievances against him are fairly petty: for instance, that he misstated the size of the national debt — a gaffe, to be sure, but one of a minor magnitude that most candidates would expect to make at least once or twice over the course of a campaign.
Unions will also want to know specific grievances you have with your employer - for instance, pay inequality, unsafe conditions, or discrimination, so have these complaints ready.
For instance, one of the common grievances of email is the significant amount of spam and junk mail users need to sort.
Echoes of the white grievance that powered the Trump campaign can be heard, for instance, in the complaints about ESPN's liberal tendencies, a polite euphemism for the network's blackness.
Hanssen, for instance, was like Trump, narcissistic, with a broad set of grievances about the many ways that his special qualities were not being recognized.
In cases analyzing potential sex discrimination, for instance, federal investigators would often check to see if schools and universities had grievance procedures in place, and if so, take no enforcement action, she said.
A vice president, for instance, may be quite interested to learn that his head of consumer affairs ignored your earlier grievance.
