Sentence examples for major grievances from inspiring English sources

The government has failed to address any of the major grievances of the Sunni — and even some Shia — communities.

One of their major grievances had to do with the tax burden imposed on them to support the king's wars.

To this day there has been little if any venting of major grievances or divulging of big secrets, which may or may not exist.

One of her major grievances, she said, was that although she had fully participated in their art purchases, her husband tried to take sole credit for them.

One of the major grievances of the rebels is what they consider to be an unfair distribution of wealth by the central government.

He established important judicial precedents as the first chief justice of the United States (1789 95) and negotiated the Jay Treaty of 1794, which settled major grievances with Great Britain and promoted commercial prosperity.

Restrictions on the flow of goods into Tamil controlled areas, a major grievance, have been eased.

A major grievance against the former dictator is for signing-up Pakistan to the so-called War against Terror.

The continued suffering and occupation of Palestinians continues to dominate the emotions and collective mindset of Muslims worldwide and serves as a major grievance against the US.

In last month's protests, some national electricity company offices were burned; power cuts lasting hours and sometimes days are a major grievance here.

Clinton pointedly did not sound hopeful notes about the prospect of decades-old enemies reaching a peaceful resolution of a major grievance.