Sentence examples for grievances relating from inspiring English sources

They aired a number of grievances relating to Indigenous rights, including deaths in custody and cuts to funding.

With help, she authored the Declaration of Sentiments, which outlined a series of grievances relating to the disenfranchisement of women, including the observation that in the eyes of the law, married women were "civilly dead".

There were 40 grievances relating to bullying and harassment dealt with in the year to the end of March 2016, with four upheld and eight ongoing, the BBC said at the unveiling of its annual report on Tuesday.

In a strongly worded 10-page ruling, the Office of the Complaints Commissioner, which investigates grievances relating to the regulator, said the FCA had presided over a series of events "bordering on the farcical", was "negligent" and "defensive", and had even attempted to "shift [the] blame" on to the whistleblower, Nicholas Wilson.

The setting is bustling Budapest, in a smart leather-goods emporium, where Alfred Stewartt), like the other sales assistants, is nursing various shabby-genteel grievances related to status.

While many strikes seemed to focus on specific grievances related to working conditions, labor leaders suggested they were energized by protests against Mr. Mubarak.

Congress had imposed an embargo on trade with Britain starting in 1807, citing grievances related to Britain's war with France.

Top barrister and wife of George Clooney, Amal Clooney, is reportedly set to take on the case of the 'hooded men' and their grievances related to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

The political unrest was fueled by economic and social grievances related to the fall in oil prices and production, cutbacks in public spending, and continued discrimination against the majority Shīʿite population.

Ron Webb, the T&G/Unite national secretary for transport, said: 'We will inform the company of our intention this week unless they make a U-turn.' Unite's grievances relate to contract changes accompanying a move to a new Livingston depot which introduced new shift patterns, meaning losses to some drivers of up to £6,000 in overtime and other payments.

The usual grievances relate to the free-rider problem (how to deal with those who do not pull their weight), the difficulty of managing clashing personalities, an inability to agree on a project's execution, or managing meetings and deadlines among classmates with busy schedules.