Whether this will set a precedent for many other aggrieved groups is doubtful.
When an aggrieved counterparty filed suit in New York, the group provided an astonishing explanation for its plight.
Bolivia felt particularly aggrieved by UN tactics in cancun, where its representatives lobbied for deeper cuts in emissions than richer countries were prepared to accept.
Spain is particularly aggrieved at this.
In such cases he would put on an aggrieved look.
When she was made to disband the force, some of its aggrieved members turned against her.
He felt aggrieved, moreover, that Scarlett should still look desolate after being offered the best of the County boys and Tara, too.
Mr Correa had reason to feel aggrieved at this slur.
Some of the students had even been sued by aggrieved wives.
Admission has nothing to do with being an athlete, or a child of an alumnus, or having an influential sponsor, or being a member of a particularly aggrieved ethnic group— criteria that are increasingly important at America's elite colleges.
This news had some people at Book Expo further aggrieved.
We might well feel aggrieved that we are being asked to wait until we are 66 to clock off for good.
His duty is to assist the aggrieved person inasmuch as he is able.
They feel most aggrieved about South Africa’s silence.
But conflicts of interest over water can certainly poison inter-state relations, even when an imbalance of power is so great that the aggrieved party could never consider using force.
America's wartime partner was now suspicious, aggrieved and hostile.
According to the attorney for the retailers, any employee can bring suit in this matter even if he wasn't the party aggrieved.
China's big corporations can hold on to their profits because aggrieved shareholders have little clout with them.
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