Sentence examples for grievance it from inspiring English sources

Even if you do file a formal grievance, it can take years before its gets in the courts.

If there is no settlement of the Morales grievance, it will go to an arbitrator.

"Political affiliation, union membership, sexual orientation, age, gender, personal grievance: it makes no difference what may prompt the intimidation".

IN A sign of Enrique Peña Nieto's weakened stature since a law and order crisis erupted in September, Mexico's business community will today directly challenge him over a grievance it has nurtured for more than a year.

In the grievance, it claims, among other things, that Mercy passed over long-term older workers and filled positions with "newer, younger people from outside," said Maida Rosenstein, president of Local 2110.

In the grievance, it asks Das to rule that even if Goodell has jurisdiction to discipline the Saints, the appeals should be heard by Ted Cottrell and Art Shell, who are jointly appointed by the league and the union to hear appeals for on-field conduct.

He said: "Repression will not eliminate people's grievances, it will increase them".

Working with Rebecca Escalante, they called a meeting of Dodge City Hispanics to air grievances; it was attended by about fifty people.

It's not just a place to air grievances; it's a place to suggest — to get a different kind of thinking.

Through tears, one of the women, who called herself Umm Jozsef, recalled the worst times of the American occupation and the sectarian grievances it unleashed.

Curbing crime does not depend on reversing social pathologies or alleviating social grievances; it depends on erecting small, annoying barriers to entry.