Significats de new grievance en anglès

It needs only a new grievance-thelaw to bruise you, the women to betray.'

The Sugar Act and Stamp Tax.%-TheSugar Act was not a new grievance.

Charity had no one to confide in, and she had no new grievance to air.

He broke out into a new grievance.

Some new grievance against him, he supposed.

The reasoning of Charles, and of all his apologists, runs thus:-Whatnew grievance does the nation suffer?

Meantime a new grievance had arisen, which was destined to be a cause of the War of 1812.

He is not sick; but he has a new grievance against you; you have caused the death of his dog.

Mrs May is calling for new grievance procedures to tackle sexual harassment amid a series of allegations of inappropriate behaviour by MPs.

When summer came, Lancaster insisted on taking the command himself, and thus gave a new grievance to Pembroke, who had already been appointed general.

More than half of consumers who complain about financial companies are unsatisfied with their treatment under new grievance procedures set out by the Central Bank.

And on the afternoon of the Sunday a new grievance, a very terrible grievance, was added to those which Mrs. Trevelyan was made to bear.

He received his visitor very pleasantly, expecting, as a matter of course, that he would begin with some new grievance, dyspeptic, neuralgic, bronchitic, or other.

Like a hurricane, it ripped new grievances out of the ground and rolled them up with long-established hatreds and arguments.

Deigning no regard to the repeated remonstrances of Gustavus, he rather aggravated the offence by new grievances, than acceded the required satisfaction.

But others, including many in the Iraqi government led by Haider al-Abadi, say the Kurds are creating new grievances and setting up future conflicts.