Sentence examples for fabricating grounds from inspiring English sources
A Microsoft spokesman, Vivek Varma, said in a statement that talks with AOL Time Warner failed last year "because AOL was more interested in fabricating grounds for litigation than in reaching a good-faith agreement with Microsoft".
Cooperating couples would routinely fabricate grounds for their divorce, picking one party as the wrongdoer.
In theory, limiting no-fault to mutual consent seemed fairer to spouses who wanted to save their marriages, but in practice it perpetuated the abuses of fault-based divorce, allowing one partner to stonewall or demand financial concessions in return for agreement, and encouraging the other to hire private investigators to uncover or fabricate grounds for the court.
To quote Desmond Tutu: "The then leaders of the United States and Great Britain fabricated the grounds to behave like playground bullies".
"The then leaders of the United States and Great Britain," Tutu argues, "fabricated the grounds to behave like playground bullies and drive us further apart.
Instead of recognising that the world we lived in, with increasingly sophisticated communications, transportations and weapons systems necessitated sophisticated leadership that would bring the global family together, the then-leaders of the US and UK fabricated the grounds to behave like playground bullies and drive us further apart.
We are able to minimize this charge effect by using devices fabricated with ground shield electrodes.
Figure 3b shows that the signal line printed using ink-jet printer and the grounds fabricated using copper tape.
The proposed patch sensor is composed of radiator and ground fabricated by silver nanoparticle (AgNPs) ink and separated by empty chamber of 5 mm height for containing liquid sample.
"Without legitimate grounds and practical capability, Vietnam fabricates and hypes up its jurisdiction over the Xisha and Nansha islands.
