Sentence examples for grievances which are from inspiring English sources

Their grievances, which are widely shared even by government supporters, include uncontrolled violent crime, inflation and growing shortages of food and other basics.

Officials have depicted the riots as politically inspired, and have ignored the underlying ethnic and economic grievances, which are rekindling pro-independence sentiment.

A judge subsequently threw out the lawsuit, saying, "The plaintiff's case raises important questions regarding the impact of illegal immigration on this nation, but the questions amount to generalized grievances which are not proper for the judiciary to address".

In 1834 Papineau inspired the 92 Resolutions, a statement of French Canadian demands and grievances, which was passed by the assembly.

As well as adventure, there is a surprising amount of time devoted to Anne's seething grievances, which is great.

As well as adventure, you have a surprising amount of time devoted to Anne's seething grievances, which is great.

But the right of the people to peacefully assemble for a redress of grievances, which was in full force with Occupy--peaceful, legal redress of grievances--was temporarily stopped in its tracks by democratic mayors in just about every city.

Swann, a defensive end, declined to comment on his grievance, which was filed late Friday night.

Jackson turned his grievance, which was a personal one, into one that had been inflicted on all blacks.

A correspondent has voiced a grievance which is too often a very real one for those who take the game at all seriously.

People talk about voting to leave with a loud sense of deep conviction and pained grievance, which is easy to portray; the comparatively few remain supporters we find here, by contrast, are full of qualifications and hesitancy.