Sentence examples for grounding of one from inspiring English sources

But two separate federal inquiries, one into the New Year's Eve grounding of one of the drill vessels, the Kulluk, and a more general review of Shell's safety controls and oversight of contractors, have also stalled its plans.

WASHINGTON — The Interior Department on Tuesday opened an urgent review of Arctic offshore drilling operations after a series of blunders and accidents involving Shell Oil's drill ships and support equipment, culminating in the grounding of one of its drilling vessels last week off the coast of Alaska.

The head of Qatar Airways has criticised Boeing over several manufacturing faults that have resulted in the grounding of one of its three 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

Last month, the head of Qatar Airways criticised Boeing in an interview with the BBC over several manufacturing faults that have resulted in the grounding of one of its three 787 Dreamliner aircraft.

President Obama is asking Americans to seek common ground on one of the most controversial issues of our time, abortion.

Today, Scarborough, which is west of Route 9 and just north of the Tappan Zee Bridge and is almost entirely in the village of Briarcliff Manor, is perfect for people like Kelly and James Simmons who live in a three-bedroom town house on the grounds of one of those early 20th century estates that look out on the majestic waterway and its spectacular sunsets.

Lt. Col. Mack Huey, provost marshal of the Third Infantry Division, said the money was found when a sergeant went to look for a chain saw in a small building on the grounds of one of Mr. Hussein's palaces and was moved to the airport on Friday night.

Habyarimana's remains are buried on the grounds of one of Mobutu's estates.

Today, on weekends a master still teaches kung fu to children on the grounds of one of the old martial arts schools.

In fact, Sir Anthony's adherence to a dictum -- "fight on the ground of one's own choosing" -- has led him to pass up opportunities.

The victim was a white lawyer named Philmont Castle, killed on the grounds of one of Harlem's most famous residences, Jumel Mansion, while he was apparently in possession of an upside-down gold cross.