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During this period, it seems that certain chemical changes occur, or to achieve a qualitative leap, contradictions, and grievances more.

Oppressing petitioners is no way to govern or to redress their grievances, said the editorial, beneath the headline Stop this cruelty.

The fact that these grievances were serious enough to lead citizens to revolt against their leaders is only obvious on hindsight.

But the monopoly of the East India Company enabled it to demand high prices, and this was one of the standing grievances of the colonies.

All the grievances and he is good to me, for I suffered a time into a drop of tear out.

Stories about grievances have been told since the beginning of mankind. Like K D Lang's celebrated song Trail of Broken Hearts.

Bette, full of her grievances, was glad to find a stranger ready to listen.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the present prime minister, rejected their ultimatum but said he would listen to their grievances.

While China's historic grievances are never far below the surface when the subject of Japan comes up , more prosaic concerns loom larger .

It is at the bottom of life we must begin, and not at the top. Nor should we permit our grievances to over- shadow our opportunities.

At our last meeting, more than a year before, an argument over old grievances had spun out of control, and we had nearly come to punches.

One of his main grievances appears to be against Muslim immigration to Europe.

Also, people should be provided with proper outlets to air their views and grievances, he said.

He said many candidates have grievances with the local government and feel they cannot get their voices out.

Workers may rise up against particular companies, but there is no mechanism to link their grievances into a regional or national force.

Third, it has given Sri Lankan Tamils no more than vague assurances that it will tackle the grievances that have stoked the conflict.

Some government officials appear worried that widespread worker grievances could coalesce into a broader movement .

However, the strength of bears is too strong, despite a hungry fox grievances, but did not dare to bear always .

They have promised better-trained police and sent three independent (if junior) interlocutors to hear Kashmiri grievances.

"Lawlessness and anarchy will not be tolerated from any segment of our society, regardless of the grievances, " he declared.

The Office of The Ombudsman aims to redress grievances and address issues arising from maladministration in the public sector.

One answer is to address legitimate grievances about the scale and nature of immigration.

Though this looks strange but is the obvious result of ignoring the genuine complaints and grievances of the other.

They allow citizens to vent their grievances and give prompt warning if, say, corruption in a provincial city is getting out of hand.

But they have also tapped into a broader communications web enabling the working class throughout China to share grievances and strategies.

The convergence of this widening sense of injustice in the past few months with the grievances of migrant workers will worry Beijing.

She was the labor relation specialist, and handled all grievances, and arbitrations for the region.

Previous lulls were cues for it to neglect Kashmiri grievances, speeding up the return to protest.

The fact that businesses around the world were not getting the credit they need compounded the grievances expressed at Davos.

At this point, Xing-Bing heart grievances vanished, smile on his face.

It has armed Alawite civilians and sought to resolve any grievances with the different clans within the community to secure its loyalty.

Facebook is not for you to air your grievances to the world about your spouse.

That demand has long been a flashpoint for Australia's racial grievances.

In the face of severe challenges over the year, the SAR Government has moved further to address public grievances and to improve governance.

United tried to defuse the spat but Kuszczak told a club employee that he was "glad" his grievances had been made public.

Agitation: Of the above grievances we do not hesitate to complain, and to complain loudly and insistently.

Employers would be well advised to get ahead of the trend and increase communication with employees to address grievances.

Small countries use the U. N. as a platform to push historical grievances against big ones, and nothing gets done.

By keeping such a tight lid on grievances, does China's government risk creating a pressure cooker that could blow?

Channeling social discontent out of the streets requires building independent institutions that can fairly resolve citizen grievances.

But media reports have cited social stresses and grievances that may have added to feelings of despair among the attackers.

But nobody cares about their grievances, " I said. "

Kurdish groups have been careful not to frame their grievances as a bid for autonomy or independence.

"I swear I did not cheat. " Xiaoming keeps voicing grievances facing the teachers' interrogation.

Authorities say he left behind a rambling note with a list of grievances, including complaints about women, religion and "rich kids. "

Since, Thanksgiving can remove the heart of all grievances, Thanksgiving could wash away all the dust in the world.

Some of Beijing's political dissidents will take advantage of the spotlight on China to highlight their grievances.

The indignity of being invaded by an ally crowns a narrative of accumulating grievances.

For Mr. Roosevelt believed that the men inside had a right a redress of their grievances.

The grievances also include India's increasingly warm ties with the United States and Israel, counterterrorism experts say.

The Met's latest moves are encouraging, but it may be some time before those grievances are transferred back.

"The burden of the past" is referring to the sad years of accumulated experience and grievances.

If the grievances are more legitimate and broader than previous rages against the machine, then the dangers are also greater.

But it risks creating the grievances that keep independence movements alive across the generations.

and a raft of local grievances, tribal frictions, inter-ethnic conflicts and competition for power and resources.

Brown takes a sip and apologizes for her grievances.

Developments also include enhanced arrangements to receive public complaints and grievances, resulting in a growth of complaints.

Most of the demonstrators were peaceful, however, and had legitimate grievances, as I told the convention delegates.

The War of 1812, declared against Britain over various grievances and fought to a draw, strengthened U. S. nationalism.

However, the grandmother is different, and her childhood and that the grievances received, more than we do too much.

A committee was set up to look into the workers' grievances.

Their grievances are likely to be heard at next week's EU-China summit in Beijing, where trade will top the agenda.

even if the heart has in many grievances, don't say, because nobody knows.

IN BEIJING'S eastern suburbs, the end of the Olympics last month emboldened hundreds of residents to take their grievances to the streets.

But another critic of the government's handling of the parents' grievances, Ai Weiwei, remains free in Beijing and just as outspoken.

However, controversy remained on whether calling the governor was a proper solution to address public grievances.

Su Tung-generation writer, the best rough life: Yan Jian's career, political vortex of the struggle, full of hard-ming grievances.

No wonder: its authoritarianism is ill-equipped to let people air grievances peacefully.

Riots throughout history have been driven by grievances which come down to basics: food, security, confidence about survival.

China's refusal even to debate Tibetan grievances and its outraged response to legitimate protests abroad have damaged the China brand.

They were shown by example over the years that management was accessible and would listen to their grievances and suggestions.

Or, you can go directly to the human-resource managers with your specific grievances.

Yet the myriad frustrations, grievances and aspirations of Muslims across the greater Middle East never fitted a single frame.

IT COST a fortune, created long-standing grievances on both sides and annoyed the British and French.

Even one day is bound to wander around, but once the life of convergence had far too light, had been sad for their grievances.

With national armies no longer marching under religious banners, grievances have reappeared in several guises.

The gym floor is carved into neighborhoods, each with a representative who carries grievances to higher-ups.

Some of the assailants spoke of personal grievances that may have prompted their bloody frenzies.

Those who are permitted to air their grievances are often left waiting months or years for an official response.

As we witness today's great power grievances mount and fear another world of war, we must remember the same is possible today.

Supports the General Manager in management of sensitive employee matters such as employee grievances, discipline, termination and probation.

Put on a happy face: The interview is not the time to air your grievances about being wronged by a past boss.

you were deputed here by the people to get grievances redressed, are yourselves become the greatest grievance.

serving its own generous, regardless of family grievances, to make being separated from wives and children.

But more is in the first vote only objection by the engineer, oneself also not clear for boys, it grievances elution is proposed.

Personal grievances or financial inducements will always lure some off the straight and narrow.

He used the occasion to express all his old grievances against the chairman.

We all hang on to petty grievances and misunderstandings amongst our friends, work colleagues and most sadly amongst our family members.

A parliamentary committee representing all political parties appoints a person to investigate private grievances against the State.

He often men to colleagues for civilian grievances to boss justice, not to mind taking the trouble and stubborn won't listen to reason.

If you and I have a different way of thinking, Oh, and others below the small game, you will vent their grievances all out!

So, she put one of the grievances the stomach, are spreading to farmers who Sicily.

Politicians said criminals and thugs, rather than those with genuine grievances, had taken advantage of the situation.

Farmers, workers, and intellectuals who harbor grievances face similar challenges in mobilizing cross-regional support.

Environmental cooperation may also soften group grievances that form around or are worsened by ecological injustices .

Grievances were recorded and tracked through a computerized system.

Such grievances highlight what experts say is Japanese carmakers' slowness to promote Chinese employees to management positions.

Tibetans have real grievances, after decades of cultural discrimination and economic marginalization.

This will not persuade Tamils that their grievances have been fully investigated.

He brayed out his grievances before the judge.

Britain may be unique in its readiness to anticipate Chinese demands and grievances.

It would also make life easier for humble claimants with genuine grievances but without access to expensive lawyers.

Consequently, the economic system is characterized by widening inequality, fueling grievances and greed.

Resolves worker grievances or submits unsettled grievances to Production Superintendent for action.

A leading Chinese official is now suggesting that rapid response to grievances, and not force, is the best way to solve protests.

As long as she gone well, you would rather endure another great grievances everything.

Life Form of Ancient Chinese Scholars Seen from Works Expressing "Grievances of maids Inwaiting"

You by the number of grievances, people only remember the star's face, but forget your body and efforts.

Far better, he says, to encourage the region's governments to address popular grievances by embracing political freedom and social equality.

suitably qualified to investigate private grievances against the State.

Countries and nations should all discard past grievances, turn swords into ploughshares and resolve disputes by peaceful means.

But it is less sure that it could deal so adroitly with grievances shared by swathes of the middle class.

In addition, the military generals are often marginalized within the Chen Shui-spit grievances.

The resemblance to the Anglo-American system, plus Bologna's emphasis on graduate employability, are big grievances.

A short list of Hungarian grievances would go like this.

South of the border, protesters speaking out against corporate greed and other grievances remain in Manhattan's financial district.

I know all these years to tell your grievances and unhappiness, never understand about your feelings and frustration.

(Applause) He refused to be provoked by petty grievances.

TO The New York Times, the entire world is filled with grievances, and Presi dent Bush is almost always the cause.

The kind of people who support Mrs Palin have several grievances.

Refer unresolved customer grievances to designated departments for further investigation and reply customer in time.

Because housing is too expensive, I can not afford, so I hate affair of demonizing him, in view of developers is somewhat grievances.

Things may seem quiet down, but a lot of grievances remained in Lao Wan's heart. After a talk in Bai Jian's, Lao Wan sang a sad song.

Recommend staffing needs, interview staff candidate and serve as first level hearing officer for grievances.

They failed to remedy the grievances from which these disorders sprang.

But the drafting of the property law has provided an outlet for critics of government policy to air their grievances.

In a country where protests are rare, migrant workers stand in front of several construction projects, voicing their grievances.

Casino is likely to take its grievances before Brazil's unpredictable courts. That could mean a long and costly battle.

I came here not to hear your grievances.

But Xinhua acknowledged their grievances in an article last week.

Bottom line: don't get hung up on grievances, because you have no way of knowing why an admissions decision was made.

The protest reflects the new openness that Abdullah sought to achieve by encouraging the expression of grievances.

We remember the Americans who put country above self, and set personal grievances aside for the greater good.

Economic development, the logic goes, reduces the grievances that generate terrorism.

One of the most common grievances aired at politicians is that they are out of touch.

Mrs. Bennet had many grievances to relate, and much to complain of.

Thais no longer trust parliament to sort out their differences and have taken their grievances to the streets.

Unlike foreign groups that are expected to protest various alleged human-rights abuses, most of the Chinese have personal grievances.

Left-wing presidents in Ecuador and Paraguay with grievances against Brazil are getting a sharper response.

Strategy in this Great Game in South Asia, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan continued grievances with each other, the lack of mutual trust.

So when I feel bad about my friends always take their grievances to comfort me, this technique is effective.

He keeps cards in his pocket to note down his colleagues' demands and grievances, and tries to satisfy as many as he can.

Its society is relatively homogeneous but grievances abound after four decades of oppression.

This series of school attacks are blamed on people with personal grievances or suffering from mental illness.

But one agency can't effectively deal with the volume of grievances it is likely to receive.

If they have grievances against him, they often keep them quiet out of fear or local pride.

Casino is likely to take its grievances before Brazil's unpredictable courts.

When they do occur, they are usually to air grievances about more local affairs like land grabs, factory wages or police brutality.

The newly unemployed are predictably turning to public protest to catch the attention of officials and have their grievances addressed.

As workers shouted their grievances to journalists at the gate, police kept their distance.

Secretary Gates urged the Bahraini leaders to respond to their people's political and economic grievances with "real reform. "

And employees' grievances might get resolved quickly in the workplace, rather than slowly in court.

a venue for playing politics and exploiting grievances rather than solving problems.

Maintains harmony among employees and resolves grievances.

I have no grievances against humanity. I think many human failings can be remedied so long as people strive with firm determination.

Instead of expressing our legitimate grievances and feelings, we accuse and threaten, which only invites a similar response.

Let us be determined not to collect grievances today.

It also sets a shorter time limit for filing grievances, and requires less external oversight than hoped for.

With formal politics and the press allowing little outlet for grievances, discontent has festered.

We hold grievances against others for supposed petty hurts and forget their magnificence.

Similar grievances are in evidence over the border, in Serbia.

A highly visible Western security role in Yemen risks stoking the grievances that fire al-Qaeda and others.

In 2005 companies suffered anti-Japanese rioting over historical grievances; today the issues are pay and working conditions.

By the end of 1946, frustration and grievances were widespread in Taiwan, especially in the cities.

All grievances, all of a sudden on the collapse of the sad.

Many disturbances are prompted by grievances over illegal land seizures or the malfeasance of abusive officials.

A naval clash over disputed, gas-rich islands in the East China Sea has revived century-old World War II grievances.

Officials in both parties said that resolving the southerners' grievances was apriority.

But how can there be change when the workers have no formal channel for their demands and grievances?

The mayor will take their grievances to the police chief.

After the Eureka Stockade uprising a Royal Commission was appointed to examine the miner's grievances.

"Their channels for voicing grievances are diverse, and there is a tendency for conflicts to become more intense. "

Their grievances sound hollow and dated and their indignation partial.

Swing into action only after your child has aired the entire list of grievances, advises Lila.

These reptilians are from a world neighboring Kashyyyk, and have long had grievances with the Wookiees.

But this outcome could provoke renewed violence in 2012 if Kalenjin grievances, especially over land, are not addressed.

The super Diggers published an open letter of grievances and threatened to boycott the site.

Now recession and job losses have added fuel to long-held grievances over the government's failure to deliver basic services.

It is a story of the balance of power and petty grievances that permeate every soul in the universe.

China has a centuries-old tradition of letting common people voice their grievances directly to their rulers.

Farmers' rights advocates are increasingly visible in assisting farmers in petitioning the government to redress grievances.

Many in Europe argue in favor of abandoning Israel in order to address the grievances of our Muslim minorities.

Its leaders will find foreign relations easier to manage if they draw less on historic grievances.

India has its own accounting grievances.

Do not rake up old grievances.

The conflict came to a head in 1258 when the so-called 'Mad Parliament' drew up a list of grievances called the Provisions of Oxford.

Several dozen police arrived to restore order and, according to state media, speak to the drivers about their grievances.

Uighur activists say they have legitimate grievances against what they say is heavy-handed Chinese rule.

Liu major grievances to the cousin, cousin to Jia Zhijie help pleasant colors.

Tell your aunt, little Emma, not to renew old grievances.

The petitioning system has long provided an outlet for rural grievances.

Management agreed to settle the workers' grievances.

Old loyalties, grievances, and prejudices re-emerge.

So, will other companies nursing grievances start hurling ultimatums at the government and head for the exits?

They represented their grievances to the Governor.

His heart and soul and the love my son, us pay of hard working, but never hard and care about their own grievances.

It was only some carefree child crying, then no matter regardless of to vent their grievances with their own.

The 54-year-old leader acknowledged that he had made mistakes and had provoked "grievances that fester" .

The Union does not support bad grievances.

As Xu Xiaonian, a prominent Chinese economist said of the eviction plan in on his Weibo account in April: 'It creates 80, 000 grievances. '

Here in the Sahara, the uranium boom has given new life to old grievances over land and power.

Repentance is a prerequisite for reconciliation since a change of ways has to occur to heal grievances.

Still, the sheer enormity of the disaster is transcending the grievances of the past.

Since then, the "year" have become more ferocious, and the people everybody grievances and Hen Sheng Zhen manner.

In some cases dismissals were made on the basis of testimony from jilted lovers or those with personal grievances.

Despite their grievances, they came to one conclusion.

To petition the parliament to redress grievances .

Receive and manage employee grievances.

Framed by rogue write Dou, has been wrongly cut official grievances sentence story.

Both army and protesters, then, have their grievances.

But grievances in Northern Ireland run centuries-deep.

Second, many festering grievances among tribal communities who live in India's poor eastern states have provided them willing hands.

Even if China magically achieves its official 8% target, the grievances will worsen.

The trade union leader spoke about the grievances of the workers.

The trade union leader spoke about the grievances of the workmen.

Tens of towns, hundreds of towns stream by below, and we hear their prayers, grievances, their million signals of loss.

CCTV baidu PPC shady exposure, a time people get on baidu grievances such as volcanic spewing out.

Practical experience and lessons should be based on the past to avoid the frustrations and grievances to reproduce.

In January, a new rebel group emerged in central Sudan, focused on grievances related to farming schemes.

They share their grievances with each other and confront many subjects they'd long avoided.

Mo small min so drunk, make a lot of nausea and difficult condition, let Gu Xiaobai pour out one's endless grievances.

An estimated 1, 000 demonstrators gathered in the Afghan capital, Kabul, to show their anger as well as their grievances.

Six, the target focus is to help do have grievances, but because of financial difficulties can not be action of the masses.

He defended the recent military action by citing a long list of grievances.

Pent-up grievances fester, and the suppression of tribal and religious identity can lead to violence.

People always air their grievances in various ways.

But Mr Basu went out to Esplanade East, talked to the people and brought their grievances inside.

Fear really begins as attack thoughts, grievances, or complaints in our own mind.

They have concealed their tangled grievances.

Financial crisis, the deterioration of the economic situation of the family, but also led to people's grievances of bank rescue plans.

Fatah also has bitter grievances against Hamas, which seized control of Gaza in 2007.

'It creates 80, 000 peoples' grievances. This type of Shenzhen is not harmonious. '

Drop your list of grievances and go ride a roller coaster.

True, there is some ugly nihilism mixed in with voters' legitimate grievances.

Suddenly missing you, where you will, too happy or grievances.

But it is mainly the [extent of Tibetan] grievances.

had some money saved up; many stored-up grievances.

The list of grievances is extensive.

Then can I grieve at grievances foregone.

The students ventilated their grievances.

GuanJun HuXiaoLing explain to him and nicole relationship finally resolved HuXiaoLing grievances.

Unfair and fair doesn't exist in this World. their grievances at redress.

Recognize the legitimate grievances of all people in Israel and Palestine.

The difficulty for Mr Sarkozy is that pension reform has become a touchstone for general grievances.

Bush has turned a deaf ear to Russia's growing list of grievances - many of them illegitimate, but not all.

eg: * I know how you feel, but don't air your grievances to everyone.

I am too busy to listen to her endless grievances.

He loved to recite his grievances.

The constitution says people have a right "peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances" .

In fact, we sometimes cling to our grievances and grudges.