When all of those European flights were grounded by that volcano in April, for instance, the airline offered to give every passenger $125 a person, per night, to cover hotel costs.
"The Obama campaign was on the ground by that next Wednesday, while Hillary's wasted a week trying to raise money".
Alonso, who has had a year of watching Ferrari's new turbo hybrid V6 engine pummelled into the ground by that of Mercedes, has been informed of Honda's progress and apparently been convinced that the Japanese engines have a better chance of taking on Mercedes than those from Maranello.
If a potential Chinese buyer were to materialise, public opposition might well lead Stephen Harper, the Conservative prime minister, to disqualify it on national-security grounds, by declaring that potash is a strategic resource that needs to remain in Canadian hands.
The Cavalier Parliament opposed the Declaration of Indulgence on constitutional grounds by claiming that the King had no right to arbitrarily suspend laws passed by Parliament.
Others have challenged the theory on modal grounds by arguing that, even if God's command and morality correlate in this world, they may not do so in other possible worlds.
To accomplish this aim, we suggest that nonconformities should be grounded by observations that clearly demonstrate how deficiencies in the management system might affect the clinical processes, and that the inspection should be finalized based on documented changes in both structural and process deficiencies addressed in the nonconformity statement.
(Actually, it's been 33 years, according to the weather purists, who insist on at least an inch of falling snow that sticks, no matter how much is already on the ground. By that standard, the city's last white Christmas was in 1969, when 2.1 inches fell).
The barking and walking on all fours is something I'm willing to put up with, but then she shit on the ground over by that shrub, and I said, 'That's it.
Their brigade reached Nagle's brigade and the 22nd relieved the 12th Rhode Island, taking shelter on ground covered by that regiment's casualties.
