Mr. Trump himself sought to link the grievances of the Iranian demonstrators to his predecessor's policies, saying that the corruption of Iran's leadership had been fueled by the benefits of the nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration.
Our results could also reflect a link between education, "grievance", and political protest, although we argue that this is unlikely to be the sole explanation.
But many in these groups are angry at attempts by the military to absorb them into a border guard force, and the current fighting could be linked to that grievance.
But even lawmakers who are partial to this so-called sagebrush rebellion recognize that the link between their grievances and the Land and Water Conservation Fund is weak.
On the other are those who insist that any attempts to link the attacks to grievances against the West play into terrorist hands.
The perceived unfairness of this asymmetry is linked to yet another grievance: although America has yet to ratify the treaty, it is indirectly benefiting from its looser evidentiary requirements.In fact, both ratification and reciprocity are red herrings.
It supplies a permanent grievance against EU enlargement that Russia can link to negotiations in other areas.
Baturina is one of a string of super-rich Russians who are increasingly turning to the English courts to settle their grievances, some only tenuously linked to the UK. Britain's most colourful private litigation battle is currently taking place in the high court's new Rolls building, where Boris Berezovsky is suing his fellow oligarch and former friend Roman Abramovich.
The comedian and talk show host went on a rant of epic proportions against the self-styled 99%, linking their grievances against the country's economic imbalance to what he thinks is a generation of kids raised too softly by their parents.
Many of the purported causes, rationale and/or grievances are at cross-purposes, but the most common link is a surge for instant gratification regardless of the rights and wrongs with respect to innocent members of society.
While on the steps of the National Archives for the annual reading of the Declaration of Independence on July 4 -- as a spot-on Ben Franklin impersonator rehearsed his grievances against King George III -- my cellphone buzzed with an e-mailed link.
