Примеры использования Sense of injustice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I understand your sense of injustice.
Otherwise, the waiters and then will do something to fight for the best tables,which will lead to hostility and a sense of injustice.
In other parts of the world, this feeds a sense of injustice and exclusion.
There is a strong sense of injustice and discrimination between the haves and have-nots.
That was the trigger, the sense of injustice.
Social exclusion and sense of injustice can lead to resentment and antisocial types of behaviour.
Nuclear weapons bred instability andinsecurity and deepened the sense of injustice.
This is necessary for ending impunity,redressing the searing sense of injustice among the victims and allowing genuine healing to occur.
This will have an impact on the children with unknown parentage themselves as they will harbor a sense of injustice," she added.
Coupled with this unvoiced feedback is the huge sense of injustice that our little unfairnesses can inflict on our children's little hearts.
And Mr Boyd was left with nothing but a burning sense of injustice.
Let us not forget that the growing sense of injustice associated with the Middle East problem deepens the rift in terms of cultural perceptions.
For me, it is clear: fanaticism andfundamentalism exploit people's sense of injustice and lack of hope.
This message, playing to a strong sense of injustice in the Muslim world, argues that it is the duty of every Muslim to join the battle being waged against the enemies of Islam.
Such situations create a deeply felt sense of injustice among staff members.
What is more, any sense of injustice is likely to be transmitted to the next generation and it is possible that the injustices of today could be the cause of future conflicts in the Balkans.
Despite these encouraging trends, there are also increased inequalities and a pervading sense of injustice across regions and within countries.
On the other hand, there still remains"a sense of injustice, and a sense that existing property relations are incomplete"- and if this is artificially inflamed, it could start a very big fire indeed.
There are many causes for this rising intolerance andlessening of mutual respect, ranging from a perceived sense of injustice to misunderstandings or miscommunication.
Those conflicts fuel people's sense of injustice and despair and push them into the ranks of those who espouse dark extremist ideas that consider violence as the only means of operation and even sometimes as an end in itself.
Much of the world,especially the West, paid scant attention to the sense of injustice shared by many peoples and communities around the world.
Collectively, these efforts target many of the underlying drivers of the recent conflict andaim to reduce the potential for extremist groups to exploit poverty and a sense of injustice for political ends.
Excessive security and control can, at its worst, lead to a sense of injustice and increase the risk of a breakdown of control and of violent or abusive behaviour.
The citizens of our States fail to understand why some regional crisis continue indefinitely,causing despair among the peoples who suffer from them and generating a sense of injustice that fuels hatred and bitterness.
Therefore, addressing the main causes of despair,frustration and sense of injustice in a serious manner is perhaps the most effective way to confront terrorism and pre-empt its potential appeal and support.
It aims to radicalize Muslim communities through propaganda andto create and exploit a sense of injustice, whether political, social or economic.
The OHCHR Assessment Mission to Tunisia(OHCHR AM) indicated that the root causes of the spontaneous protests which began in mid-December 2010 were decades of repression, corruption, exclusion,denial of rights, and a deep sense of injustice.
With the pain of loss, Natasha firmly felt a sense of emptiness,hopelessness and joylessness, with the sense of injustice and unreliability of the world being exacerbated.
In August 1995, the Commission found the quota policy unlawful under the Australian Racial Discrimination Act, considering it"grossly unfair,resulting in unnecessary trauma, frustration and a deep sense of injustice.
Every time we advance the protection of human rights,we deal a blow to the evil designs of terrorists, and we remove a sense of injustice that can cause the oppressed to channel their frustration into illegitimate violence.