Sentence examples for Key grounds from inspiring English sources

No, a windfall tax is justifiable on three key grounds: the profits made by the City this year have been exceptional due to the actions of the government; incandescent public anger that makes action against bankers as necessary as was action on MPs' expenses, and the need for ministers to win a showdown with the bankers on who is actually running the country.

Boris Johnson always defended the Barclays sponsorship deal that he brokered for the cycle hire and superhighway projects on two key grounds.

Then the key ground in the lock again.

Membership of the club is dependent on "... three key ground rules.

"They've set aside the kind of ground they can give away without giving away their key ground".

"What is not key ground for a big platinum company in South Africa would be almost a world-class platinum prospect in the rest of the world," Professor Viljoen said.

The marksman's key ground for seeking judicial review was that it was irrational for Holland to find that E7 did not have an honest belief that Rodney had "picked up the weapon and was about to use it".

A famous painting by John Trumbull, "The Death of General Warren," at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, shows Knowlton's six-foot frame looming above others at Bunker Hill, where he fiercely held on to key ground.

Beginning with a brief overview of key grounding concepts to trace the development of New York Latino cultural identity, we then examine the cultural foundations of Latino communities in New York, dating back to the nineteenth century.

The endorsements will likely deliver key ground troops to Booker for the primary battle.

Manbij, located 40 kilometres from the Turkish border, is controlled by Kurdish forces, viewed by the US as a key ground force in the fight with the Islamic State.