Sentence examples for grounds for rejecting from inspiring English sources

There are, however, good grounds for rejecting this theory.

He did not specify which papers he had reviewed, nor what his grounds for rejecting them were.

The interpretation is controversial, but at least Lang and Schmidt produced grounds for rejecting the earlier rather naïve theory of evolutionism.

But somewhere along the way, partisan disagreement became enough of a grounds for rejecting a nominee, and now we've reached a point where we expect nearly all senators to automatically vote against a nominee from the other party.

And Esalen and M.I.T. are for Thompson really only grounds for rejecting hippiedom, Yippie dom, the liberal managerial élite, and its violent radical alternative as viable courses for present commitment.

The society said it had taken legal advice and was told that there were no grounds for rejecting the resolution, as it had received the required 50 valid member nominations and had been 'properly presented'.

We have sufficient ground for rejecting all these theories in the single fact that we see some things that are sometimes in motion and sometimes at rest.

The Court of Appeals has held that the necessity for the use of a photographic display is an important factor in judging the validity of pretrial identification procedures, though lack of necessity is not a per se ground for rejecting the identification.

The Patent and Trademark Office's Manual of Patent Examining Procedure provides that res judicata is a proper ground for rejecting a patent "only when the earlier decision was a decision of the Board of Appeals" or certain federal reviewing courts, giving no indication that state court decisions would have preclusive effect.

The juxtaposition of these two claims suggests that the context principle is invoked as the ground for rejecting senses for sub-sentential expressions.

That's a convenient story, but it is not a great basis for rejecting the middle ground proposed here.