Sentence examples similar to reverse grievances from inspiring English sources
She lobbied hard to reverse the decision, while players filed grievances.
Curbing crime does not depend on reversing social pathologies or alleviating social grievances; it depends on erecting small, annoying barriers to entry.
Possible remedies under this grievance procedure include corrective steps, actions to reverse the effects of discrimination or to end harassment, and measures to provide a reasonable accommodation or proper ongoing treatment.
The flag even allows the majority to reverse roles and be the aggrieved, for framing black grievance as a protest against the flag means they and not the dead black citizens are the ones actually under attack.
This was one reverse too far: Iran's young cherish a packet of grievances, ranging from the acute shortage of jobs to the social restrictions that ban most boy-and-girl outings.
On April 6 the government dealt with two grievances of conservative Muslims, closing Syria's only casino and reversing a 2010 law prohibiting female teachers from wearing the niqāb, a veil that covers the face.
Eight days later, an Aetna grievance appeal committee reversed the H.M.O.'s decision and determined that coverage should have been granted, Justice Cahn wrote.
Such grievances are real.
Most grievances remain local.
Palestinians' grievances are undimmed.
