Sentence examples for as providing grounds for from inspiring English sources

It is notable that at least one commentator, Tamar Meisels, explicitly rejects the account in terms of justification in her discussion of terrorism and torture but she accepts dirty hands as providing grounds for excuse (Meisels 2008a, 213-221).

"I am sure that you would not wish the temporary unpopularity of decisions to be perceived as providing grounds for challenging the continuing membership of those making the decisions," he wrote.

Non-compliance with quality criteria or with social obligations must be recognised as providing grounds for exceptional termination of a contract.

As the Yale legal scholar Reva B. Siegel argued in a brilliant Harvard Law Review article called "She the People," the Court at first understood the Nineteenth Amendment as making a foundational change by providing grounds for countering discrimination on the basis of sex.

"If a governor fails persistently to do this, then they will be in breach of the code of conduct and may bring the governing body or the office of a governor into disrepute - and as such provide grounds for the governing body to consider suspension," said a spokesman.

If, as I believe, epistemological procedures provide grounds for reasonable belief in experimental results, then experiment can legitimately play the roles I have discussed and can provide the basis for scientific knowledge.

They also provide grounds for optimism, insofar as they prove that terrorism is a local, as well as an American, problem, and therefore give local authorities a powerful incentive to co-operate in the war on terror.

Do acts committed prior to accession to a position as a state actor carry over to provide grounds for military response against the state?

In our study we found that four apicoplast genes, PF07_0129, MAL8P1.86, PFD0710w and PFB0270w, and PFE1155c, a mitochondrial peptidase, cause considerable attenuation of parasite growth and provide grounds for further evaluation as antimalarial targets.

This situation naturally provides grounds for considerable concern, as many physical or mental health problems reported among marginalized street drug users can be chronic and/or severe, and are associated with extensive disease burden [ 59, 63- 65].

This work provides grounds for future investigations to select a probiotic bacterial strain as a cholesterol-lowering therapeutic.