But beef, it turns out, represents just the tip of the iceberg of grievances against President Lee.

For decades, most Arabs, however unhappy, kept their political grievances private, for fear of persecution if they turned against their leaders publicly.

Effective mechanisms existed for redressing grievances.

A more coherent strategy would involve cutting off al Shabaab s funding and addressing the grievances such as human rights abuses against Somalis, discrimination against Muslims, foreign meddling in Somalia, and corruption that motivate its recruits.

In fact, arguing over grievances merely drives the sides further apart.

Afghanistan s international partners are not responsive to these concerns and grievances.

The protesting students used the planking craze to register their grievances.

Grievances are rarely passed on to the Department of Foreign Employment.

It enjoys popular support, expresses legitimate grievances, and peace talks are underway.

As expected, mistrust and old grievances between the parties sometimes cause delays.

Domestic economic and political grievances can now buttress discontent across regions and continents.

A Facebook page has been created calling on Saudis to protest tomorrow (Thursday) and on Friday against financial and administrative corruption, the jailing of activists and the lack of justice, among other grievances.

Even so, such marginal forces do not yet constitute a system for redressing grievances.

This is what is fueling Bahrain s domestic turmoil, beyond the Shia majority s local grievances.

Thirdly, grievances must be addressed, damages assessed and steps taken to address those damages.

The EU partly shares America s strategic objective here, because it, too, has grievances against emerging powers in terms of market access, compliance with intellectual property rights, access to government procurement, and subsidies to state companies.

For those reasons, particular attention should be focused on those grievances and on their origin.

On 27 April 2011, the Grievances Board accepted to hear her case at a later date.

However, since these petty bureaucrats power is almost absolute, they also control the channels for addressing grievances.

Terrorists prosper in societies where there are unresolved conflicts and few accountable mechanisms for addressing political grievances.

UNICEF had taken a good step in working with the Ombudsperson Office to deal with staff grievances.

If it is true, the case against Karma suggests that officials stationed in Tibetan areas may be gaining more power, able to reach out beyond their jurisdictions to pursue what appear to be little more than personal grievances.

Today s tendency to view Muslim grievances in one dimensional terms reduces political discourse to a very simplistic level.

RAMALLAH Nowhere are the grievances that perpetuate violence and war more evident than they are in Palestine today.

They do not believe that constitutional norms and representative democracy have primacy over values and legitimate popular grievances.

Journalists and writers took to twitter to share their grievances, along with a number of prominent literary organisations.

Most of the issues raised were general grievances that could be raised by almost any community in Kenya.

Most acts of terror, if not all, were committed in the cause of legitimate grievances, perceivable or otherwise.

The Security Council convenes today to address grievances that do little to improve peace efforts in the region.

The event sparked a campaign against local authorities and police over authorities' alleged corruption and abuses of power, but grew steadily into a grassroots movement that encompassed grievances including the economic and social marginalization of the country's mountainous Rif region.

So far, the regime has merely applied the same blunt measures that fueled Tibetans grievances in the first place.

Emerging political actors feel compelled to develop more detailed economic programs and to address their populations growing material grievances.

If these grievances cannot be addressed through legitimate means, they will find other far less healthy outlets over time.

For those in developing and emerging market countries who harbor grievances against the advanced countries, there is now one more reason for discontent with a brand of globalization that has been managed to serve rich countries interests (especially their financial sectors interests).

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

Political scientists tell us that rentier economies, or economies that depend on oil and foreign aid, stimulate greed and grievances.

The Chinese government is promoting social welfare in the countryside, but it must also give more institutional expression to social grievances.

In addition to the usual grievances under a brutal regime, Syrians were reeling from a massive drought and soaring food prices.

No other system of government can claim more legitimacy, and through no other system can political grievances be addressed more effectively.

While these conflicts involve historical grievances, outside actors particularly Russia contribute to their lack of resolution, which is essential for successful reform.

Activists with grievances over Tibet, Taiwan, Burma, Darfur, and dozens of other political, environmental, and human rights issues are already making plans.

The ethics office will not replace any existing mechanisms available to staff for the reporting of misconduct or the resolution of grievances.

The terrorist of the future could be less ideological, more likely to harbour ethnic grievances and harder to distinguish from other criminals.

His delegation, like others, also considered that it was very important to address the grievances caused by despair, resentment, ignorance and poverty.

Many in the elite have even turned their ire at foreign news media for allegedly distorting the truth by overplaying the protesters grievances.