Sentence examples for decisive grounds from inspiring English sources

Though these issues justify continuing moral concern, they do not at this time provide decisive grounds for substantially curbing or eliminating for-profit enterprise in health care.

Moreover, it is the presence of this self-governing reason in each person that Kant thought offered decisive grounds for viewing each as possessed of equal worth and deserving of equal respect.

We now know that the M40 was a decisive ground weapon in the siege.

And Russia's Federal Securities Commission has lost what may prove decisive ground in its struggle to keep the stockmarket free from domination by a clique of big banks.All this suggests there will be one more loser a little further down the line, though he may not know it yet: the small investor, whose interests the Federal Securities Commission has been trying hard to protect.

Then in June, the government had won one of its few decisive ground battles of the war, thanks to Hezbollah, whose fighters had stormed al-Qusayr, a rebel-held town on the plain through which the rebels had reinforced and re-supplied their fighters in Homs.

The retaking of the Sunni city of Tikrit in March was a glaring example of how decisive ground forces are in this asymmetric war.

Whether any decisive empirical grounds could be found favoring the Copernican over the Tychonic system became one of the most celebrated issues of the seventeenth century.

King's College was the decisive staging ground for Keynes's future development.

Was Ben Sliney (playing "Himself") really so decisive in grounding all the air traffic and taking charge of the situation?

First come the two, subtly different, varieties of David Cameron's "modernising" project, which seeks to anchor the party in the electorally decisive centre ground.

Since we cannot know which factor was decisive, we have grounds to doubt any claim that one or the other was.