Sentence examples for ground presented from inspiring English sources

But the reality on the ground presented an immediate challenge to such aspirations.

(2) The prior denial must have rested on an adjudication of the merits of the ground presented in the subsequent application.

But where the ground presented here has not been raised below we exercise this authority "only in exceptional cases". McGoldrick v. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, 309 U.S. 430, 434, 60 S.Ct.

Also, working with tools that I have often used on the ground presented challenges in zero G, as your ability to "anchor" yourself becomes very challenging...but it's also kind of fun to spin around while you try to use a ratchet wrench!

Controlling weight may be given to denial of a prior application for federal habeas corpus or § 2255 relief 8 only if (1) the same ground presented in the subsequent application was determined adversely to the applicant on the prior application, (2) the prior determination was on the merits, and (3) the ends of justice would not be served by reaching the merits of the subsequent application.

This inference is supported by evidence and facts on the ground presented by various international surveys, and reinforced by micro analysis and the manager survey conducted in Kosovo by Riinvest Institute in 2013 (see Table 8 above) (Fig. 7).

As a regional magnet for poorer patients, the hospital was a great training ground, presenting its interns and residents with a wide array of cases, diseases and complications.

On Common Ground presents a history of spatial development in post-war Switzerland through 250 images.

Also, Uncommon Ground presents Green Room Sessions, a FREE monthly eco-awareness series featuring local environmental organizations along with FREE appetizers featuring the product of a local farmer or producer: June 10 , 2010'Alternative Transportation' 6-8pm.

In September, a federal appeals court dismissed his case on unconvincing security grounds presented by Obama administration lawyers.

More fundamentally, to permit a retrial following an appellate court's reversal of a judgment entered on any of these grounds presents all the evils the Double Jeopardy Clause was designed to prevent.