Sentence examples for wrong grievance from inspiring English sources

It would not open the floodgate for any and every individual and group that has a legal wrong, grievance, or injustice to expect, even demand, that the president show up on their cause.

It would open the floodgate for any and every individual and group that has a legal wrong, grievance, or injustice to expect, even demand, that the president speak out on their cause.

The Clinic previously investigated sexual assault by the mine's staff against indigenous women, and released a report in 2015, Righting Wrongs?, investigating a faulty grievance mechanism created by the company.

On a crisp wintry day here, a sense less of history than of historic wrong, and of grievance, settled over the White House.

The inquiry, which was chaired by independent Metropolitan police authority member David Muir, added: "A blame culture of slavish adherence to rules and where common sense is punished if things go wrong, does not make grievance resolution easy to accomplish.

He is wrong to dismiss the grievances of Osama bin Laden and company as "mind-bogglingly unfocused" and "random".

McCartney, author of The Wall Street Journal's "The Middle Seat" column and a seasoned traveler, offers advice for saving money (finding the lowest fares, finagling upgrades), minimizing the negative (lost luggage, security delays), and making your voice heard when something goes wrong (complaining effectively, escalating grievances).

Add in a myriad of other personal and local grievances and a wrong move could stir up a perfect storm of anti- system" protest.

Still, there's a right and wrong way to air your grievances and make your point.

He cites the dearth in developing countries of enforceable safety rules, health care for workers and courts to redress grievances when things go wrong.

Patients indicated their grievances as "something is wrong in my knee" or "one side is not like the other side while I am exercising".