Sentence examples for grievances on which from inspiring English sources

They must be "beaten militarily", "the ungoverned space" in which they thrive "closed down" and the grievances on which they prey dealt with.

But the European trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, set out a litany of European grievances on which he said China must make progress if it wanted that status before it automatically receives it in 2016 under World Trade Organization rules.

President Obama and Secretary Kerry have repeatedly emphasized that repression and human rights violations fuel the grievances on which violent extremism feeds.

She also noted that human rights violations fuel the grievances on which terrorism and violent extremism feed: "When people are tortured, when nonviolent protestors are shot and arrested, it suggests there is no peaceful avenue to express sincere differences.

On the other hand, through their repressive political systems the GCC states are stifling peaceful dissent, closing down outlets for the peaceful expression and resolution of differences, and creating grievances on which violent extremism feeds.

Through an iniquitous mass punishment, you mobilise the anger and grievance on which terrorist organisations thrive.

After independence, the same person who claimed to "have kept under considerable restraint the sense of political grievances which no...African can fail to experience" during colonization unleashed the "restraint" feeling of "grievances" on his opponents, indeed on entire communities in the very divide-and-conquer administrative style of the colonizers he so abhorred.

Or should one remind oneself of legitimate grievances (Kashmir, Gujarat, Islamophobia, and so on) which these extremists highlight (rationalising mode)?

Web sites like Facebook, Twitter and Yelp have given individuals a global platform on which to air their grievances with companies.

Is social media the new battleground on which individuals air their grievances about big companies?

DeLillo knows that however amorphous and external a source of grievance may be, the aggrieved seek a name on which to pin blame, as if any one person or proximate cause could explain a global crisis.