Sentence examples for grounds for going from inspiring English sources

Dr Kelly's body was found in 2003 near his Oxfordshire home after he was exposed as the source of a BBC story on the grounds for going to war in Iraq.

Preemption and prevention are ambiguous grounds for going to war.

The Daily Show's Trevor Noah, who's South African, had particularly strong grounds for going after the president.

"The second reason is the moon is the perfect training ground for going to Mars".

Aquinas regards as legitimate ground for going to war not only the defence of this or another political community, but also the purpose of justly punishing and/or securing compensation.

It grounds Hassan's reason for going into public service in her own life story.

The unpretty are castigated on the grounds there's no excuse for going out looking crap.

Well, make this an exception, for the exhibition of artists from the International Sculpture Center at Grounds for Sculpture goes off like a Roman candle.

For the second weekend running, the Manchester United winger was cautioned for going to ground, this time under a challenge from Tottenham's Ledley King.

As Paxton suggested while writing about fascists in Europe's interwar period, that kind of approach can only serve to legitimise both Orbán and Salvini's rhetoric, creating yet more ground for "democracy gone wrong", as the historian put it.

"This is the breeding ground for what goes on in Garissa, Nairobi and Mombasa," he says, citing Kenya's port, where Muslim dissent has grown.After Westgate, Kenya's government proclaimed a "voluntary repatriation" scheme that took over a year to get going and was largely ignored; barely 2,000 Somalis have taken up the offer to return.