Although she has well grounded fear of further persecution if returned to Cameroon, Lydia has been detained in the UK, and has recently been refused asylum or leave to appeal to the High Court.
The TAS have limited employment contracts and are usually master's prepared; although they are well grounded in nursing practice, they often are inadequately prepared and minimally supported in an academic teaching position.
The outcome of the study – the theoretical model – was constructed by the researchers, and consists of a set of hypotheses, although these are well grounded in the data.
Although novel, this claim is well grounded in decades of Supreme Court precedent, including a landmark 1982 decision, Plyler vs. Doe, in which the Supreme Court held that a state cannot bar children in the country illegally from its tuition-free public schools, recognizing that "the stigma of illiteracy" would hobble them for the rest of their lives, rendering them a permanent underclass.
Although southern fears on this score were well grounded, they contributed to less effective public diplomacy.
To Gahagan, Madras was the site where theory was put to test by experience, "for although a young man may come out well grounded in a theory, it still requires practice, experience and diligent observation to get conformation of Medical Education".
Considering the many approaches that have been adopted in this analysis for Germany, is found few empirical works with educational differentials and cohort parity progression, although the relation between human capital and fertility is theoretically well grounded.
Their fears are well grounded.
Dr. Ride's instincts are well grounded.
Such fears may be well grounded.
