Sentence examples for cited grounds from inspiring English sources

In New Jersey, both senators, Frank R. Lautenberg and Robert Menendez, who are Democrats, cited grounds similar to Ms. Gillibrand's in opposing the bill to cut spending and raise the federal debt ceiling.

Ground hardness (representing the scale from very soft to very hard) has been the most cited ground condition related to sports injury (Orchard [2002]), but despite the quantity of studies, the veritable link between ground hardness and injury risk has not been well established.

Eaves cited grounded theorists Charmaz [ 22] and Chesler [ 23], as well as Strauss and Corbin [ 20], as informing her approach to synthesis.

But Mr. Calvin said he could not cite grounds for appeal to federal courts.

One side, the petitioner, cites grounds for divorce, such as two years' separation, unreasonable behaviour, or adultery.

British Cycling requested that Dr Freeman be interviewed as part of the investigation: however, he declined to make himself available for interview, citing grounds of ill health.

The official declined to be identified, citing ground rules often invoked by the administration.

It cited procedural grounds.

"The producer cited 'safety' grounds, because I might slip on a pontoon.

The City Department of Correction cited security grounds in carrying out its strip-search policy.

That evidence was cited as grounds for overturning Mr. Tankleff's convictions.