There are powerful grounds for arguing that this is part of a trend.
And he has a "shopping list" of further demands.But the way the benefits system is changing gives Mr Kitchen good grounds for arguing for more powers.
Leading counsel has advised there are strong grounds for arguing the relationship between the bank and the Sam customer was 'unfair' for the purposes of these new provisions.
So there are no grounds for arguing that an "unreasonable veto" would entitle us to proceed on the basis of a presumed Security Council authorisation.
"For the UN resolution to be effective, Iraq must have no grounds for arguing that the inspectors are politically-motivated or that the inspections are just a pretext for a US-led war," its editorial says.
The Sam class action – running under the umbrella samgroupaction.com banner – believes "there are strong grounds for arguing the relationship between the bank and the Sam customer was 'unfair' for the purposes of these new provisions," a spokesman says.
The battles over race and culture have left voters with a much clearer idea of what and whom they are voting for.Black, white and red all overThere are also grounds for arguing that race has become a less poisonous serpent in American politics—something that Mr Thurmond's own career shows.
Sixteen years after he was given five life sentences for killing five members of his family, his barrister told the court of appeal in London there were 15 grounds for arguing his conviction was unsafe, most due to the force's failure to disclose crucial evidence at his trial.
In both cases, however, there are clear grounds for arguing that the doctrine violates common sense less egregiously than an idealist intermittent existence.
Similar cases have been brought before and failed in other countries although Universities Scotland believes there are potential grounds for arguing the situation in Scotland is exceptional.
