Sentence examples for accepted ground for from inspiring English sources

Yes, yes, of course this is an accepted ground for joking—"Worthwhile Canadian Initiative Yields Results" being the world's most boring headline, and so on but in this case the initiative in question really was worthwhile, at least to anyone with an appreciation for Victorian mystery, the winter sublime, and the far north.

Only then can a widely accepted grounding method for DC microgrids be determined.

Schnabel et al. [2] developed a method for one-dimensional ground response analysis using equivalent linear approach, which was implemented in widely accepted ground response software SHAKE.

Instead, a 14-page decision accepted as grounds for appeal the failure by the trial court to exclude a single, potentially biased juror and to the argument that Huguely was denied a right to counsel when one of his lawyers became ill during the trial in Charlottesville last summer.

Maduro said he did not accept the grounds for the charges.

Australia has accepted atheism as grounds for asylum for those fleeing religious persecution in Afghanistan.

Previously, violence was not accepted as reasonable grounds for divorce, until marriage law was amended in 2001 to ban domestic abuse.

That is, these scientists have provided empirical grounds for accepting DMR, and they have suggested that some form of MMR is a reasonable inference from this data (though these positions were not always clearly distinguished).

A newspaper report on the matches noted that the club had recently purchased an additional acre and three-quarters of ground and had accepted a contract for the construction of a stand containing 500 seats.

The results of the questionnaire and the choice experiment provided in-depth insight into preferred and accepted locations for wind turbines and ground-mounted photovoltaic systems, and furthermore revealed preferences regarding investment models, likely household savings and the promotion of renewable energy solutions.

"I do not accept this as a legitimate ground for restricting the right (to protest)," he added.