Sentence examples for first grounds for from inspiring English sources

Hamilton laid the foundations for this country's financial system as its first secretary of the Treasury; his ideas about a strong central government were expressed in the Federalist Papers and influenced the Constitution; and his opposition to Jeffersonian views established the first grounds for a two-party system.

It now seems likely that he will soon be answering for these activities, as well as the ethnic cleansing of Kosovar Albanians which is the first ground for his indictment at the United Nations war-crimes tribunal in The Hague.On June 23rd the Yugoslav government issued a decree providing for the extradition of war-crimes suspects.

The second grounds for the banks to defeat this deal is a complicated one, but comes up in the context again of specific performance.

The second grounds for refusal is if the minister reasonably suspects that the transfer of the person to Australia would be prejudicial to security "within the meaning of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979, including because an adverse security assessment in respect of the person is in force under that Act".

The third grounds for refusal is if the minister knows that the transferee has a substantial criminal record (I'll give you some definitions on that in a minute) and the minister reasonably believes the person would expose the Australian community to a serious risk of criminal conduct.

Thus we have a second ground for asserting that the species is more truly substance than the genus.

A second ground for the motion to dismiss is that the appellant lacks standing to maintain the action, a ground which is also without merit.

[p207] A third ground for the motion is that the appellant failed properly to present in the State Supreme Court her challenge that the state program violated the Federal Constitution.

As a second ground for abstention appellants rely on Cal.Penal Code § 2600(4), which assures prisoners the right to receive books, magazines, and periodicals.

With respect to the third ground for the Court's decision, Breard concerned a federal, rather than (as in Bustillo's case) a state, procedural default rule.

This relates to the second ground for the stability condition, which can only be mentioned here: it is that principles of justice should be compatible with, and even conducive to, the human good.