Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Greek
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a jealous neighbor or aggrieved businessman can file a false report
Neither the Government nor the courts had mentioned why the police in particular would have felt aggrieved about such references.
Meanwhile, his attorneys will spin him as the good guy, the aggrieved innocent victim.
considers that it is aggrieved by the work.
someone who feels aggrieved.
Dad went to see the judge because he felt aggrieved and he couldn't control his anger.
Since 1945, the central idea of the European project was never again to leave a powerful and aggrieved Germany isolated at the centre of Europe.
impartial tribunal reviews administrative acts referred to it by any aggrieved person and also rules on disputes that are referred to it.
since he's claiming he knows what it feels like to be an aggrieved father, I would like to call Victor Forrest to the stand.
The Judge may decide that the payment of damages to the aggrieved party be made immediately.
An aggrieved superpower armed with such a benighted doctrine could do immense damage to the global economy
I fraternally salute all the victims of odious acts that may have felt aggrieved by this letter published in Le Monde.
they feel deeply aggrieved.
more aggrieved, more threatening,
An application for review can be made by anyone“aggrieved” by the decision T&CPA 1990, s.
However a‘statutory nuisance' action under section 82 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 can be brought by a person“aggrieved” by the nuisance.
thus I am no longer aggrieved.
Under section 82 an individual can bring his action in the relevant court if he is“aggrieved” by the nuisance.
Some supporters felt aggrieved at the lack of tickets,
The American sociologist Michael Kimmel calls this“aggrieved entitlement”- men who thought they were entitled to these jobs feel they have had their futures taken away from them,
