The grounds given for implementation of the coercive measure were, in decreasing order of frequency, prevention of self-directed aggression (60.29%), prevention of aggression towards others (59.33%), need for treatment (22.01%), serious risk to their health (11.96%), prevention of material damage (11%), inability to care for themselves (6.22%), and patients' own request (1.91%).
Energy in an earthquake passing a particular surface site can be calculated directly from the recordings of seismic ground motion, given, for example, as ground velocity.
Then, some grounds were given for being cautious about the explanatory merits of models that implement the first strategy.
This causes the car to lean forward, pressing the front tires to the ground, giving them more grip for steering.
Whilst a retrospective clearing obligation is hardly feasible on legal grounds, given the need for post-collateralisation, the same is not true of a retrospective reporting obligation.
The harder President Bush tries to shut Mr. McCain out, the greater ground he gives for a future challenge.
Certainly his grounding gave him a feel for the texture of politics.
Within Islamic scholarship, there is religious ground for giving a stillborn baby of Muslim parents a Muslim funeral, for instance in the view that funeral prayers are recommended over a baby stillborn after four months gestation.
