Sentence examples for be set aside on the grounds from inspiring English sources
Ms. McCaughey Ross has asked that the contract be set aside on the grounds of fraud, duress and unconscionability.
In 1992, in response to Richard Mudd's plea, the Army Board for Correction of Military Records recommended that the military commission's 1865 guilty verdict be set aside on the grounds that Samuel Mudd should have been tried by a civilian jury.
Many legal observers agreed that it would have been difficult for the trucking company's argument that the arbitrator's decision be set aside on the grounds of public policy to prevail.
They also say the decision should be set aside on the grounds that it was "arbitrary and capricious".
And, as a result of his intervention, the general election result for Meath was set aside on the grounds of "undue spiritual influence".
Mr. Fidell, however, noted that while unlawful command influence is often referred to as "the mortal enemy of military justice," it is "very rare for a case to be set aside" on those grounds.
The idea that a seasoned, Republican-appointed jurist was unfit to hear the case, and that his decision should be set aside on flimsy ethics grounds, is preposterous.
"I am hopeful that the verdict and sentence will be set aside on appeal, and am told that I will have excellent grounds," he said.
But the plaintiffs maintained that the case could go forward even if some aspects were set aside on national security grounds.
Names that are difficult to say or rely on specific punctuation should be set aside.
