To the non-fundamentalist ear, the explanation must suggest rhetorical inflation and casuistry; and yet perhaps it is a more exact account of fundamentalist political thinking than the list of single-issue grievances that Falwell so often gives the press.
Workers' and teachers' groups have often demonstrated and issued grievances on Labor Day, but their cause has been distinct from that of the reformists, who — at least until last year — were led largely by students, intellectuals and former government officials.
Virgie keeps popping up to voice forebodings about Anna Nicole's future and issue justifiable grievances.
It attributes many of the problems with the project to issues it had no control over, including "tension over historic land issues, longstanding grievances of indigenous communities, and unresolved conflicts between those communities and the Kenya Forest Service".
Following transitional justice, reforms to guarantee sustainable peace often fail to address indigenous people's specific issues and grievances that represent the root causes of conflict.
But if the pay and bargaining system survives the election, some veteran educators said they thought the strife could get even worse by forcing teachers to focus all issues and grievances into pay and benefits, which would be the only things left for the union to negotiate.
The NAB chief executive, Andrew Thorburn, said the bank was prepared to work with the government "to make sure the highest standards are in place so that it's easy for customers, when they have issues and grievances, for those to be dealt with".
The many issues and grievances were spectacularly and inadvertently brought to a head earlier this month after Premier Mike Baird took to Facebook to defend lockouts.
When Payton was whistled for a foul against Sprewell, he issued another grievance, enough for his first technical.
"They would typically file their grievances, issue an ultimatum and then, if that ultimatum was not met, begin their attack.
As ever, the crucial issue remains the grievances of Sri Lanka's 3.5m Tamil minority, who demand an independent homeland in the north and east of the island, against the wishes of the nationalists among the 14.4m majority Sinhalese, who dominate the south of the island.The optimists are cautious, arguing that enough things have changed to improve the chances of success.
