Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I feel aggrieved.
He has every reason to feel aggrieved.
Are you aggrieved, Jingim?
Her tone becomes aggrieved.
Everyone feels aggrieved and embattled all the time.
That's pretty much the clarion call of any aggrieved demagogue.
He sounded aggrieved, even angry.
I can understand why they should feel aggrieved.
They feel deeply aggrieved and talk of seizures.
I will, unless you would like to claim aggrieved status.
It calls them"aggrieved royals." Aggrieved about what?
And everywhere else we shall find that, were the restraining action of the State prompt, effective,and costless to those aggrieved, the pleas put in for positive regulation would nearly all disappear.
This may allow the aggrieved to sue for‘actual damages', but not in full breach of contract.
Dobby feels most aggrieved, sir.
But only the Company are aggrieved, so no-one can take you to the clink or to the poultry tower.
You keep an eye out for our aggrieved drug dealer.
Also, for kidnapping the aggrieved, Fatmagül Ilgaz… he is to be sentenced with an additional 3 years in prison.
To confine jealousy to the shadows, the Ju/'hoansi still emphasize the importance of good manners, great humility, and go to considerable lengths toavoid giving others cause to feel aggrieved.
After saying this, I felt so aggrieved that I burst into tears.
I felt very aggrieved and wanted to argue with her in public to protest my innocence, but it would ruin the good image I had built up in people's hearts.
Sometimes, when they said harsh things to me,I would feel so aggrieved that I would hide and cry rather than give them attitude.
Aggrieved by his father's failure and punishment, Yu assembled the necessary labor forces and for thirteen years hurried from place to place supervising the work, living very frugally, even passing the door of his own house without stopping.
A few weeks after the January massacres, I met with a group of aggrieved Jews in a café near the main synagogue in Sarcelles, the suburb that was the center of last summer's anti-Jewish riots.
We possess much less information than most people suppose-- a handful of crude descriptions by"unscientific voyagers, three or four oil paintings, and afew scattered osseous fragments," in the somewhat aggrieved words of the nineteenth century naturalist H.E. Strickland.
A broad"coalition of the aggrieved" found McCarthyism attractive, or at least politically useful.
While mentioning those death-tolls, Livingstone has no interest in explaining that the State of Israel builds bunkers for its citizens to shelter in, while Hamas uses Palestinians as human shields and useful dead bodies for the television cameras,to help Hamas appear as an aggrieved"victim.".
The official investigations are rare and in fact are not suitable, appropriate,is that the sector you feel aggrieved, make an effort, get their information, prepare your case and take and defend him to the entity that will conduct the inquiry.
Any person aggrieved by a decision in relation to any application for marketing authorization of a pharmaceutical product may within two(2) months from the date of notice of the decision, make representations in writing to NAFDAC and submit additional data to support the appeal.
(f) Any party who considers himself aggrieved by a decision of the District Court under this section may appeal against it to the Supreme Court sitting as a Court of Civil Appeal, and the provisions of the Civil Procedure Rules, 1938(16), shall apply as if the decision of the District Court were a judgment of that court in a civil action in which the party who appeals against the requirement had been the plaintiff and the Custodian the defendant.
