Sentence examples for considered grounds for from inspiring English sources
Hitting batters repeatedly -- even accidentally -- is often considered grounds for retaliation.
"Because then you admit from the outset that there is no line whose crossing is considered grounds for taking action".
Advocates argue that even if there was an increase in cases,the acts that produced them would be serious enough to be considered grounds for asylum.
"We take allegations of harassment extremely seriously and, where offences are found to have been committed, they are considered grounds for severe disciplinary action".
At the time, under an executive order signed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953, sexual perversion" was considered grounds for dismissal from government employment.
But redistricting simply for partisan advantage -- so long as it doesn't result in less minority representation and isn't too geographically egregious -- is not generally considered grounds for court interference.
But, in a country where the previous President's lies about consensual adulterous relations were considered ground for impeachment, truthtelling about the gravest affair of state — the waging of war — must stand as a paramount value.
An officer's failure to vigorously investigate his or her soldiers' alleged conduct, or to appoint an independent investigator when the officer has a conflict of interest, should be considered ground for judicial action against that officer, including a formal criminal charge of obstruction of justice.
John Larkin QC, meanwhile, said he was "profoundly disappointed by this decision and I am considering grounds for appeal".
Ms. Barnes's 14-year-old daughter refused to open the door — something Connecticut considers grounds for revoking a license.
