Sentence examples for given reasonable grounds from inspiring English sources

Renault, by dismissing Briatore and Symonds and saying they will not contest the charges, have come clean and given reasonable grounds to avoid being kicked out of the sport.

The report concludes that the evidence gathered by the three-person commission, which held sometimes emotional public sessions in Seoul, Tokyo, London and Washington, gives "reasonable grounds … to merit a criminal investigation by a competent national or international organ of justice".

Those who remember Federer's yearlong dominance in 2006 have reasonable grounds for argument.

As a result, these correlation values give us reasonable grounds to use HT measure rather than existing measures in the sense that we want to define the attractors in social media networks.

If a sniffer dog "indicates" you (usually by sitting down next to you and staring deeply into your eyes), it gives police reasonable grounds to search you for drugs.

Giving reasonable performances!

MR. WYLE gave reasonable advice.

It would give reasonable Palestinians a handle on terror.

Therefore, the model gives reasonable results.

We begin in fur-trimmed robes at the court of King Lear, who enters unexpectedly from the wrong end of the room, a clever bit of staging that hints at Lear's mercurial nature and gives some reasonable ground for his daughters' exasperation.

So the question remains, does an indication by a sniffer dog give police those reasonable grounds?