Sentence examples for grounds for opposing from inspiring English sources

I am not claiming that those who reject the personhood of a fertilized egg have no grounds for opposing abortion.

"The process assumes that a person will get an equally fair trial in any of the member states, so there are very limited grounds for opposing extradition".

"The police will have told them where to go and which service areas not to stop at because some have been known in the past as battle grounds for opposing fans.

Stating the conditions will provide a framework for the moral debate that will enable us to consider whether there are moral grounds for opposing the legalization of voluntary euthanasia (and physician-assisted suicide).

Their declared grounds for opposing statehood for Arizona were that Arizona's constitution included the initiative, the referendum and the right of recall — the "Oregon System" of enhanced public sovereignty that Owen had long supported.

Orange County seems fertile ground for opposing views on Trump.

That decision left laws prohibiting same-sex marriage "on pretty shaky grounds," he warned, since it undercut the traditional moral basis for opposing homosexuality.

"There were grounds for strongly opposing the defence argument and submitting that the sexual abuse case should be prioritised, as it had been since the beginning of the case, not only by the court but by the police and prosecutors".

"With the work she is doing laying out a compelling vision of standing up for regular people, building a capable and diverse team, engaging with people on all sides of the issues, it gets harder and harder to see what defensible grounds anyone might find for opposing her confirmation".

There are grounds other than personal bitterness for opposing American power and influence, of course, but a distinctive psychological tic has come to mark the world's cosmopolitan sets, which notably include artists.

I always felt a bit sorry for opposing teams who visited our small ground.