Sentence examples for establish grounds from inspiring English sources

Having to establish grounds to get divorced can be viewed as an encroachment on freedom.

Individuals in contested divorces have to pay lawyers to establish grounds by creating false narratives about their spouses.

In 1991, the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled that even though it had previously overturned a Mount Vernon woman's manslaughter conviction, the reversal alone did not establish grounds for a civil suit.

But such efforts now seem to have been necessary to establish grounds for more relaxed recoveries of tribal motives and forms, as in an intricate, stunningly lovely feathered fan — or is it a sculpture of a fan? — titled "We Pray for Rain" (2011), by the young Navajo artist Monty Claw.

In a detailed paper critiquing the WG1 Summary for Policymakers, Wasdell revealed that: "Greatest pressure to establish grounds for the highest possible budget came from those countries whose national economy, political power and social stability depend on sustaining the asset value and production revenue derived from exploitation of their resources of fossil energy.

Such statutes were rarely invoked in the past, but they establish grounds for shifting medical care in certain circumstances from the state to families, authorizing nursing homes and other long-term care providers to sue the families of patients unable to pay their bills.

You may also wish to establish ground rules for respectful, mature discussion before proceeding.

But they emphasized that it would not obviate the need to follow up with traditional mapping to establish "ground truth".

Some Democrats said they were most worried about the candidates' ability to establish ground operations in Florida if they could not campaign here until February.

Union representatives and labor representatives of the commissioner's office are scheduled to meet tomorrow, when they will establish ground rules for the grievance hearing.

With an eye on future battles, Republicans were similarly working to establish ground rules for future confirmation battles to their liking, emphasizing that President Bush should be given great leeway in his choices to the federal bench.