Moreover, minimal attention was paid to grounds for chosen treatments, and patient groups were often poorly comparable.
An organization's hiring of persons to perform spiritual functions on the basis of their religion is a clearly valid exception to laws that prohibit discrimination on account of religion: religious liberty would be a sham if religious groups were barred from using religion as a ground for choosing persons to lead worship services, perform sacraments, and the like.
Although the show has changed over the decades, it has remained true to it's New York City setting, having broken ground in 1969 for choosing an urban environment for a children's program.
The government has decided to scrap its decision to go for the carrier version of the F35 and decided, after all, to opt for the STOVL version which it criticised Labour for choosing on the grounds it was less effective and more expensive.
These grounds need not exclude each other and there may be a case for choosing the same variable on both grounds.
We congratulate ourselves for choosing our position well and hold our ground, feigning ignorance to his offensive.
The modal nature of propagation in the ground for a chosen set of ground parameters is discussed and the results of the model are presented showing the characteristics of the vibration generated by a constant load and an oscillatory load at speeds below, near to, and above the lowest ground wave speed.
The physician knew he had grounds for complaint but chose job security above injured pride, losing weight and sleep in the process.
The ground he chose for his petition for review was that the Commission had denied what it had interpreted as his original demand for equal time for rebuttal of cigarette commercials and had granted only "a significant amount of time".
