Sentence examples for selected grievances from inspiring English sources

In six categories, ― contraband, reports of incidents, lockdowns, inmate discipline, telephone monitoring and selected grievances ― the privately run facilities had more incidents per capita than the BOP-run facilities.

When citizens have no real opportunity to select their leaders, grievances fester, and violence may be close behind.

There are clear advantages to setting up a completely new team: there are no historical grievances and the team members can be selected so that all the expertise that is required will be available.

"If he has a grievance and does hold it against me that I haven't selected him previously, then there is not much I can do about that".

But the suspicious death of a well-liked villager, who was selected to negotiate on the citizens' behalf, appears to have turned this long-simmering grievance into a last-straw standoff with the authorities.

Due to these issues, Rodriguez sought to select the arbitrator of his choosing to hear his grievance.

Players also gained the right to select representation on the league's retirement board and the right to impartial arbitration for injury grievances.

In his written submission to the home affairs select committee, the terrorism watchdog, David Anderson QC, reported that Prevent has become a "significant source of grievance" among British Muslims and called for a review into it.

Later in her sophomore year, she registered another grievance: Adele Simmons, the dean of student affairs, had not sufficiently consulted the members of a student advisory committee in selecting a new dean of minority affairs.

Take up your grievances with the Constitutional Court".

Excessive court fees impose an unjustified tax on divorce, deny refugees the opportunity to establish asylum rights and prevent employees with legitimate grievances from obtaining justice, a report by a Conservative-dominated select committee has concluded.