Therefore, these repeated themes are grounded in the data and not imposed onto the data by the researcher.
This is an approach grounded in the practical, an approach which imposes upon this Court the 'duty to determine whether the statute (or ordinance) under attack, whatever its name may be, will in its practical operation work discrimination against interstate commerce.' Best & Co. v. Maxwell, 1940, 311 U.S. 454, 455456, 61 S.Ct.
The team agreed that for the purposes of meta-ethnography another important facet of interpretive rigour is whether or not we feel that the interpretation is grounded in the data (inductive), or is imposed on the data (deductive).
Tomson (2010) forwards the need for strong leadership 'to ensure that values imposed upon national health systems can remain firmly grounded in the public sector' rather than steered by privatization of health care and market dynamics.
As reported by the New York Times, the federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is attempting to impose a universal definition of gender that is based in biology and "grounded in science, [that is] objective and administrable".
In the grounds of an imposing 19th Century villa, perched on a Sicilian hilltop, some 50 West African boys lounge in the sun, kick a ball about, and wait.
Instead it has retained a "high representative" who has, in theory, wide political and economic powers, but who lacks the clout on the ground to impose them.
As Buddhism gained ground, imposing temples were built in the Chinese style.
Although Ansar al-Sharia and IS are territorial rivals, they find common ground in aspects like imposing sharia.
Identification of mass spectrometric signals corresponding to cross-linking of a peptide from ERK2 with another one from PTP-SL grounded the empirical constraints imposed in the ERK2−PTP-SL model building.
The second home, in Punta Cana, though imposing in the Colonial style, with wide verandas (and its own chapel on the grounds), also had a relaxed feeling.
