Sentence examples for grievances raised from inspiring English sources
The grievances raised at Mizzou could have been aired at nearly any university.
The government of Sudan must now engage constructively with the legitimate grievances raised by demonstrators across the country.
In June, as the Buddhist crisis escalated, Diệm appointed Thơ to lead a government committee to deal with grievances raised by the Buddhist community following the Huế Vesak shootings in which eight Buddhists were killed by government forces while protesting a ban on the flying of Buddhist flags.
Wilmar deserves a lot of credit for setting the industry pace by working with The Forest Trust to quickly and aggressively to grievances raised by civil society, including by in some instances cutting off suppliers that have refused to comply with their policy.
A similar ban this autumn would deepen grievances, raise further doubts about the legitimacy of the election and complicate relations between Myanmar and donor governments, on which much of the troubled domestic-reform process depends.
Failure to follow due process when grievances were raised.
Scenes of looting on Tuesday revealed the deep inter-communal grievances and raised concerns about possible reprisal attacks.
"I am aware that a number of grievances were raised at the committee, including allegations of bullying, and they are currently the subject of an ongoing investigation by Sport NI," she said.
In the few cases where a grievance was raised three or four times, it did become more likely that the matter would be addressed but also more likely that the person raising concerns would be dismissed.
Field warned that other firms could now face scrutiny, revealing his office had been contacted by couriers working for other delivery companies airing similar grievances to those raised by Hermes workers.
They say they told Adderley they had no intention of quitting and their signatures were forged after they raised grievances about their treatment at the school with the local authority.
