Sentence examples for that grievance from inspiring English sources

Remembering that grievance made Chicago smirk.

You are in essence saying that grievance trumps first-amendment protections.

Laitin told me his evidence shows that grievance — for instance, oppression on the basis of ethnicity, religion, language, or political belief — does not necessarily lead to open rebellion against the government, as you'd expect.

Increasingly, that grievance focuses on what Chinese mockingly call the "guan er dai" and "fu er dai" — the "second generation," children of privileged government officials and the super-rich.

Now, I want to come back to the point where I said, if the men of Hartford had a grievance and had no vote to get their redress, if they felt that grievance sufficiently, they would be forced to adopt other methods.

How can we know that our ruling body represents us in such a way that grievance need not be redressed by arms?

"We believe that grievances should be addressed through dialogue, not through violence," she said.

We must realize that grievances are best reduced by respect and trust-building dialogue.

Fourth is a failure of communication, so that grievances can no longer be presented to the appropriate authorities with confidence that they will be given some consideration.

ReprintsThe talks in Seoul have now evinced a broader recognition that grievances must not be left to overshadow essential economic relationships.

Where governments remain highly centralised and institutions weak, the guarantee that power will change hands is vital to ensure that grievances are expressed peacefully.