Sentence examples for ground to object from inspiring English sources

All three have impressive credentials; indeed, with lifetimes of writing and client advocacy behind them, Republicans could doubtless find some ground to object to any one of them.

Inevitably, animal rights activists are desperate to find grounds to object.

In October 2015, the Lords blocked George Osborne's plan to cut tax credits by means of secondary legislation – proof that parliament is more than willing to override such instruments if it sees grounds to object.

If others are not harmed, they have no grounds to object and can be thought to consent, whereas if they are harmed, it is implausible to think of them as consenting.

The case "Cloak" is well matched with "Ground" compared to "Object".

But the Giuliani administration last week submitted documents answering most of the comptroller's outstanding questions, and so the only grounds Mr. Hevesi had to object to the contracts were his allegations of corruption.

But now, given the Canadian economic nationalist history mentioned, they have no grounds on which to object to Trump's policy.

Following remand, the Ohio court by a closely divided vote upheld petitioner's conviction solely on the ground that he failed to object to the proscribed comment at his trial and during his first appeal in the state courts.

The pool in Portsmouth said defensively that it only allowed extra covering when there were religious or bona fide medical reasons; and even then it reserved the right to object on grounds of safety.

There had been some grumbling on the Hill about the ACLU's previous opposition to the surveillance deal, on the grounds that it was premature to object before the compromise language had been finalised.

When the robot moves forward, front flippers keep a suitable angle with ground to obtain the object information in the front of the robot.