Sentence examples for document the grounds from inspiring English sources

He should require the Pentagon publicly to document the grounds for its extraordinary actions – and immediately end those that cannot withstand the light of day. Bruce Ackerman, Yale Law School, New Haven, Connecticut Yochai Benkler, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts This open letter was originally published by the New York Review of Books.

A key distinction between the bills of rights of the Commonwealth jurisdictions referred to above and the Singapore Constitution is that in the latter document, the grounds set out in Article 15(4) for restricting freedom of religion are not expressly subject to any requirement of reasonableness or necessity in a democratic society.

Students will photo document the ground situations, interior circulatory and common areas (to the extent they are accessible), roof tops (from related views as possible), facades and surrounding contexts.

The idea is that those newly-empowered citizen activists will document on-the-ground examples of government failing to do its job -- say, by taking pictures of an unfinished school or underequipped clinic.

The department declined to release the document on the grounds that it would be too expensive.

Starting in early 1889, the king repeatedly tried to disavow the document on the grounds of alleged deceit by the concessionaires regarding the settled terms; he insisted that restrictions on the grantees' activities had been agreed orally, and apparently considered these part of the contract even though the written text had been translated and repeatedly explained to him just before he signed it.

Before the Friend of Iran could start its photographic flights over sites being excavated, mapped, or documented, the ground had to be prepared in such a way that the aerial photographs could be easily applicable tc the ongoing excavations or to selecting new ones.

The company declined to comment on the documents on the grounds that the Observer, protecting its source, refused to hand them over.

But Chinese laws forbid the sharing of those documents, on the grounds that vaguely defined "state secrets" might surface.For a while, Sino-American negotiations seemed to be making some progress on a compromise.

The information commissioner initially agreed to withhold the documents on the grounds that "the reports contain and discuss matters of a sensitive commercial nature and the information was provided to DECC in the expectation that it would be treated as confidential".

Raymond O'Rourke, a spokesman for Morgan Stanley, said the firm was "gratified that the court significantly limited the E.E.O.C.'s request for documents on the grounds that it was 'massive and unduly burdensome' and barred its attempt to investigate every informal employee complaint or 'gripe.' We will, of course, comply with the terms of the court's order".