Continental European law, for example, frequently articulates grounds for mitigation involving considerations that are taken into account in the Anglo-American countries only in the exercise of discretion by the sentencing authority or by lay juries.
One of the most frequently used grounds for a landlord to seek an eviction based on illegal subletting is that the original tenant is no longer using the apartment as his or her primary residence.
According to the EC's assessment, the most frequently reported grounds for hate speech are ethnic origin, anti-Muslim hatred and xenophobia.
The UK, where Boyd lives, is frequently a testing ground for new Google features right around the corner.
Commercial farmers do not sell at the live markets, which are known as breeding grounds for disease, but independent farmers frequently do.
A spokeswoman for Facebook UK implied that Viz's frequently risque language and humour had triggered the content block, but that should not have been grounds for removing the Facebook page.
Farmed fish are also breeding grounds for infection and parasites that kill off large proportions of fish – escapees then frequently infect wild populations.
Their grounds for suspicion?
There are grounds for scepticism.
The grounds for the arrests?
