Sentence examples for ground for rejection from inspiring English sources
Print carefully -- a misplaced mark is ground for rejection.
If the consul believes the Mitchell report and thinks a player has engaged in trafficking, that's grounds for rejection and there's no appeal".
The journal apologised for the response, and also for an email to the authors that explained the grounds for rejection were "the qulaity [sic] of the manuscript is por [sic] issues on methodologies and presentation of resulst [sic]".
Ms. Robertson said that had she known a Caesarean was grounds for rejection, she would not have even applied to Golden Rule, because the denial may be held against her in the future.
But the grounds for rejection spring from the very view of 'idea' Locke espouses; an idea is generated and formed by sensation and reflection.
Figure 4(c) shows the importance of the pTRM checks; if there were no checks during the paleointensity experiments, there would be no other grounds for rejection.
Acidification and CO2release resulting from fermentative metabolism of lactic acid bacteria and yeasts were the principal grounds for rejection of ham pizza stored under 20% CO2(commercial conditions).
These traits were previously identified by the participants as "deal killers" -- differences on matters of politics or religion or values that were grounds for rejection.
Data must be deposited in a public repository, uploaded online in supporting files to accompany a manuscript, or made available upon request; any failure to ensure that sufficient provisions to share have been made can be grounds for rejection.
The arsenic content of well water in certain areas of Oregon can range up to 30 to 40 times the U.S.P.H.S. Drinking Water Standard of 1962, where concentrations in excess of 50 ppb are grounds for rejection.
The plastid and gapCp phylogenies presented in the current study are completely congruent with the pgiC phylogeny on the placement of multiple D. ludoviciana accessions, further supporting our contention that the Juslen et al. sequence is the result of error and should not be considered grounds for rejection of the "semicristata" hypothesis.
