Sentence examples for grounds for an age from inspiring English sources
According to the way current laws are structured, as long as she's still employed there, her dozen or so former co-workers do not have grounds for an age discrimination suit.
Almost 250 years since the Duke of Bridgewater built the first canal to carry coal around Manchester, it is fitting that that city has become a proving ground for a second age of "canal mania".
This being the case, it seems to me that there are no grounds for using age as a basis for rationing health care on the basis of the FIA.
"He just seems pretty grounded for a kid his age and with the stuff he possesses.
Headteacher Nora Parker, giving evidence, said although Hannah was a "personable, pleasant young lady and very grounded for her age", she had also been involved as a bully on two separate occasions.
Federal, state and city law all create various categories (for example, race, age and gender) that are prohibited as grounds for a rejection.
The upshot is this: an extraordinary number of films have emerged over the years – from American Graffiti to Diner to Porky's – that look back to the late 50s/early 60s period as the proving- ground for a generation's coming of age.
Mathematics: five-year-olds to be taught fractions for the first time, for a solid grounding at an early age in preparation for algebra and more complex arithmetic.
In the evening, at the nightly balls which have made Cowes a rich trawling ground for aging spinsters, yachting mess dress, naval mess undress, or black tie should be worn.
