Sentence examples for reasonable grievance from inspiring English sources

Were the roles reversed, whereby Europe were the victims of a misunderstanding, would Pettersen and her team-mates have exhibited reasonable grievance?

City had a reasonable grievance on a night when Pellegrini was already barred from the dugout because of his lacerating post-match comments about the Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson after the first leg.

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Bilic had a reasonable grievance but, equally, it would not have felt entirely satisfactory if Payet's free-kick had won the tie bearing in mind what preceded it four minutes earlier – and a controversy that needed television replays before it became clear where the guilt lay.

She learned inmates' names, offered them advice and addressed their "reasonable" grievances.

Both Scotland and Quebec have shown that if people are told their right to leave a union is not disputed, if there is reasonable redress for grievances within the existing national framework, and if the majority demonstrates a sincere affection, the chances that they will decide to stay are much higher.

On the contrary, a failure to afford the same priority to both weakens Muslim community confidence and also has the potential to be used by al-Qaida propagandists who seek to exploit reasonable Muslim community grievances to attract new recruits and supporters.

They have reasonable and potentially fixable grievances.

Scalia wrote in 1991 that because public-sector unions had a legal duty to represent all employees who had grievances or other problems, it was reasonable to require all workers to pay their fair share of the cost.

Our study suggests that as cultural frame, legal cynicism induces individuals to interpret violence as a reasonable strategy to avoid victimization or to settle grievances.

Having just spent 15 days in Gangjeong, I can assure Mr. Nam that the villagers' grievances are just and that their demands are more than reasonable.