Sentence examples for general ground from inspiring English sources

I've also formed some general ground rules for a proper travel cut.

He used to give talks quoting a World War I general: "Ground gain minimal.

The years of the Dirty War form the general ground of the Pope's striking self-criticism: his experience, one Jesuit told me, was "searing".

Were President Bush to launch a massive attack on Iraq during Congress's August recess on the general ground that Saddam Hussein is a menace, it is a fair bet that the framers would have regarded impeachment, rather than a vote of thanks, as the appropriate response when Congress returned.

Here too someone can be perfectly justified in claiming, for instance, that some particular action was wrong or that some response was obligatory, without having articulatable general ground to offer as support.

All multivariate methods were performed using vascular plant species cover, but NMS and MRPP also included general ground cover types (bare soil, debris, lichens and bryophytes) in the matrix.

The decision to do so was, however, taken on more general grounds.

But it is hardly as if the stable has general grounds for alarm.

Your first year should provide a general grounding in general psychology, which will introduce you to the wonderful world of psychological statistics (maths GCSE is a must).

On political, ethical and general grounds, Duke refused to grant Mr. Nixon an honorary degree for speaking at graduation in 1954, though most speakers get one.

President Karzai, who has spoken up for the general – grounds for suspicion enough – has prevaricated about final approval for the Kandahar mission.