Sentence examples for grounds for issuing from inspiring English sources

Lord Dyson, the master of the rolls, said Grieve did not have reasonable grounds for issuing the veto "merely because he disagrees with the decision" of the tribunal.

Dyson, the master of the rolls, said Grieve did not have reasonable grounds for issuing the veto "merely because he disagrees with the decision" of the tribunal.

As previously discussed, the TRIPS agreement does not limit the grounds or reasons for issuing a compulsory license.

Determination of the cause of death is based on the medical or forensic evidence, which provides the grounds for issue of a death certificate.

As the national organization that serves as a clearing ground for issues and goals of perianesthesia nursing practice, ASPAN has begun the process of developing a code of ethics for perianesthesia nursing practice.

It establishes some ground work for issues medical students face regarding organ donation.

She's enjoying her 15 minutes of fame for refusing on religious grounds to issue marriage licences in objection to the supreme court ruling that two people of the same gender can legally marry in the US.

Jay's life and music are fertile ground for investigating issues of poverty, criminalisation, misogyny, performances of black masculinity, capitalism, linguistics, black political identity and much more.

The failure of Nigeria's successive governments to engage with this emotionally charged chapter of the country's history laid the ground for the issue of Biafra's independence to resurface.

The charity noted that the common demands of the job – including anti-social hours, loneliness, worries about money and the strain placed on relationships by frequent touring – can create a breeding-ground for psychological issues.

Although independent arbitrators found evidence of wrongdoing, they decided that the educators' offenses were not grounds for firing, and instead issued mild penalties like a fine, and sent back to the classroom.