Sentence examples for ground claims from inspiring English sources

Those rights ground claims of cultural survival, whether or not a culture's meanings, practices and institutions stigmatize and disadvantage the members of some ascriptively-defined group.

"We have a fantastic relationship with the police on the ground," claims Gallo.

Occupywallst.org, home to a "leaderless resistance movement" that's compiling real-time reports, images, and videos from the ground, claims the National Lawyer's Guild "puts the number around 100".

And to further keep tabs on whether the law is being abused as a "shield of immunity" for defendants who were actually aggressors, Smith and his panel propose keeping extensive records of Stand Your Ground claims and outcomes.

This leaves open what considerations ground claims either in general, or to health care in particular.

In this paper, we investigate assumptions that ground claims about the necessity of placebo-controlled surgical trials and make suggestions for three measures that may be of use to IRBs charged with reviewing PCST protocols.

Medical workers on the ground claim the victims they have encountered show characteristic symptoms of chlorine poisoning.

Medics on the ground claimed the gas had no colour or smell, and was distinct from the smell of chlorine.

It is understood that Campbell was unimpressed with the training ground, claiming that the pitch was not watered properly and, as a result, was too hard.

He said he had suspended some police officers on the ground, claiming they had not acted on intelligence they had obtained of the attack.

David Cameron and the hostile press will taunt Ed Miliband on this ground, claiming that he is a creature of the trade unions whose backing swung it for him on the very final round.