Sentences with phrase «air their grievances against»

Seeing as how we don't actually know one another and personal letters don't generate any blog traffic, I've decided to publicly air my grievances against you in a format that positions you as the powerful elite and me as the scrappy underdog willing to take you on.

Bharara was canned as Manhattan's top federal prosecutor in March by Trump and has typically took to Twitter to air his grievances against the president.

Thanksgiving is traditionally the time of the year when families come together from great distances, which (unfortunately) means that it's also traditionally a time when families air their grievances against one another.

When the book is ready for publication, the author may create a profile — or you might even do that, but again, it is unethical to air your grievances against an earlier version of the book.

It often seems that when someone has an ax to grind with a company, they simply set up a website designed to act as a sounding board to air their grievances against said company.

Not exact matches

Most recently, an anonymous employee aired a slew of grievances against her former employer, ZocDoc, a Yelp - like service for finding doctors, and said she had hired a lawyer to pursue action.

«For eight years, we tried to work with Andrew Cuomo to make New York a truly progressive state,» Bill Lipton, WFP director said, after members aired a lengthy list of grievances against the incumbent that included propping up Republican control of the state Senate.

Sensing how seriously the propensity of hate speeches could plunge Ghana into security crisis, some concerned Ghanaians are calling on the noble institutions like the Professor John S. Nabila - led National House of Chiefs, and the Ministry for Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs, to caution chiefs against inciting their subjects to violence, as means of airing their grievances.

This could involve a deal not to speak out publicly against Jeremy Corbyn and only air his grievances in private.

But the veteran legislator also spent more time airing a list of grievances against the administration — notably involving environmental regulations and the security of the administration's website to sign up for Obamacare — than engaging in a substantive discussion of where the U.S. research enterprise is headed.

The Daily Telegraph Courier was founded by Colonel Arthur Sleigh to air a personal grievance against the.

Amidst tense airings of grievances, context is set against beautiful images of the disputed homeland, archival footage, and personal testimonials of clashes and cooperation.

But how do firms protect themselves against clients who air their grievances in the e-court of public opinion?

The person holding the pole gets the opportunity to air all of the grievances they have against the people in their lives.