Sentences with phrase «which feels aggrieved»

The union strategy of using politics to improve schools has often inadvertently helped the other side, which feels aggrieved by the unions» pattern of endorsing Democrats for public office.

Shipman relates how a divided and weakened Labour Party under Corbyn, who was really a Brexiteer, was unable or unwilling to deliver the Labour vote, which felt aggrieved and marginalised.

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Both sides had countless opportunities while Dortmund will feel aggrieved that a superb finish from Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang was incorrectly ruled out for offside which could have changed the game.

The rank and file of the party feels aggrieved to learn that Zanetor could not vote in the very elections she contested because she is not a registered voter on the Electoral Commission's National voters» register — the very register on which compilation of the NDC biometric register was based.»

Prince Secondus asked George not to feel aggrieved as everything was mere politics and they should not lose sight of the most important thing, which is to unseat the All Progressives Congress.

Aggrieved family members often feel that a physician's explanation is inadequate, or that the physician was too busy to answer their questions (even though they have lost a loved one), which is understandably considered unacceptable.

Something has to be done, but many practitioners will suggest that the oral renewal process is a vital fallback upon refusal on paper and will feel aggrieved that the problems and proposed restrictions actually derive from other policy decisions which gain no mention.