Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Danish
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leaving many who were already opposed to Cleveland on other grounds even more aggrieved.
Any person aggrieved by a decision in relation to any application for marketing authorization of a pharmaceutical product may within two(2)
is in any other way aggrieved, and in particular against decisions adopted by the infrastructure manager or where appropriate the railway undertaking concerning.
I should like to request that the Commission and the Council consider supporting appropriate court cases brought by Turkish Cypriots aggrieved that they have been deprived of the franchise for the European Parliamentary elections.
no matter how aggrieved you are you will soon lose the sympathy of the rest of the table if you show yourself to be a poor loser.
stating that they had felt personally insulted and aggrieved by my remarks.
if you feel aggrieved by someone else's actions in your place of work
which is no doubt why NGOs often feel a little aggrieved that they then have to provide the Commission with a shoebox full of receipts when they return to the office.
no matter how aggrieved you are you will soon lose the sympathy of the rest of the table if you show yourself to be a poor loser.
You are prone to feeling resentful and aggrieved sometimes without real justification,
rather encourage the hardline militaristic approach of a repressive racist regime against the aggrieved and oppressed Tamil nation.
She looks aggrieved, doesn't she?
Let's be honest, you have been aggrieved.
Jim… please don't act all surprised and aggrieved.
Ryder called the conclave, and as the"aggrieved party," he gets to host it.
which does no justice to the arguments of the aggrieved parties.
Let's be honest, you have been aggrieved.
If you feel aggrieved, take it up with my niece.
I just can't understand why you're so aggrieved.
If you feel aggrieved.