0 a feeling or belief that sth is wrong or unfair -- forurettethet [ masculine ]
to have a grievance against sb/sth å føle seg forurettet av noen/noe
1 a cause or reason for complaint -- grunn til klage, klage(mål)
The role of religion in shaping and breaking alliances among workers themselves on work place grievances changed in accordance with changing political circumstances.
The wrong done to the victim clearly funds a grievance on her part.
They deride their attempts to manipulate workers' grievances for political ends.
Each managed to address and articulate the citizens' peculiar grievances with differing degrees of success.
In these the king, though guilty of undoubted irregularities, had shown himself willing to redress legitimate grievances.
Scholars now suggest that this violence was managed, often emerging as a means of settling grievances between planters and older inhabitants.
The establishment of these new courts altered the landscapes of power by providing new opportunities for disputants to seek resolution of their grievances.
It may also require the government to correct its practices or policies or discipline state agents deemed responsible for the grievances or resistance (political costs).
