Sentence examples for grounds for regarding from inspiring English sources

The 1951 UN Convention on Refugees states that a country could deport a refugee if "there are reasonable grounds for regarding [him] as a danger to security" or if a court found him guilty of "a particularly serious crime".

The conclusions are posted near the start: in 1958, H. P. Goodwyn reported that "we are not satisfied that there are reliable grounds for regarding him as a security risk" and "it may be that CHAPLIN is a Communist sympathizer but on the information before us he would appear to be no more than a 'progressive' or radical".

"We have no trace in our records of this man, nor are we satisfied that there are any reliable grounds for regarding him as a security risk," Sir Percy Sillitoe, then head of MI5, told the chief police commissioner in South Africa, where Chaplin was planning a visit.

The corresponding positive hypothesis that possession of a polynomial time decision algorithm should be regarded as sufficient grounds for regarding a problem as feasibly decidable was first put forth by Cobham (1965) and Edmonds (1965a).

However, the high proportion of eligible survivors returning a questionnaire, together with the fact that respondents were similar to nonrespondents with regard to treatment factors, gives grounds for regarding response bias as not important.

But are there any grounds for concern regarding coffee's effects on the heart?

Promising results from preliminary attempts to standardize and improve the metrics of functional health assessment constitute grounds for optimism regarding their potential usefulness in rehabilitation medicine.

On 26 August, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit demanding access to records concerning the US customs and border protection policy of searching the laptop computers of any traveller even if there are no grounds for suspicion regarding him or her.

So Hearts' performance - and even the result to an extent - against Liverpool was grounds for optimism regarding the health of the Scottish game.

Nonetheless the results from the Punjab show no grounds for complacency regarding the sustainability of some high-input crop production systems, and point to the need for increased fertilizer-use efficiency and reduced salinization.

Of course, wrongdoing may call for punishment and may be grounds for forfeiting certain rights, but it is not grounds for losing dignity or for regarding the wrongdoer as worthless scum.