Sentence examples for special grievances from inspiring English sources

The governments of the United States, the European Union, the developing countries and a number of ad hoc groupings all have their own particular goals to advance, their own special grievances to press, and their own importunate lobbies to stroke.

With wary support from black intellectuals like W. E. B. Du Bois ("Let us, while this war lasts, forget our special grievances and close our ranks") and the encouragement of celebrity volunteers like Spottswood Poles, "the black Ty Cobb," the regiment mustered 2,000 recruits.

The residents of Shaab have a special grievance against the presence of American troops.

Libya is a particular grievance.

After 9/11, Carlin abandoned much of the hour he'd been working on and rewrote other parts, before taping the special, renamed "Complaints and Grievances," at the Beacon Theatre, in New York.

KABUL, Afghanistan — After months of quietly simmering tension, officials from the State Department and the United States Agency for International Development have begun publicly airing their grievances about the special inspector general for Afghan reconstruction, the government watchdog charged with auditing their work here.

The government also wants to set up special courts to settle worker grievances and to strengthen unemployment insurance.Economic, political and social stability since 1990 has been crucial in attracting the investment, both local and foreign, that has secured rapid economic growth.

He also served on the committee on propositions and grievances and several special committees.

She recently also shared her grievances during a special moment in the music video for Beyoncé's song "Freedom," which marked perhaps one of the most powerful scenes from the singer's critically-acclaimed visual album, "Lemonade".

The 99-cent app helps people remember birthdays, anniversaries and other special occasions such as the annual "airing of grievances" among friends and family.

In 1794 Washington sent Jay as a special envoy to Great Britain to help avert war over accumulated grievances.