Sentence examples for considers grounds from inspiring English sources

Ms. Barnes's 14-year-old daughter refused to open the door — something Connecticut considers grounds for revoking a license.

So far, the officials said, the Russians have stuck to a stricter interpretation that considers ground-breaking a violation.

However, this paper considers ground broadcast and wireless network signals that are typically narrowband.

A mathematical model for the rate of root water uptake that considers ground conditions, type of vegetation and climatic parameters has been developed.

The drugmaker added it was considering grounds for appeal.

Hitting batters repeatedly -- even accidentally -- is often considered grounds for retaliation.

John Larkin QC, meanwhile, said he was "profoundly disappointed by this decision and I am considering grounds for appeal".

"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.