Sentence examples similar to grounds for revocation from inspiring English sources

While fortunately, the vaguest terror offence – "possession of a thing connected with a terrorist act" – is not grounds for citizenship revocation, there are significant issues with this conduct ground.

"Yet the ground for tolerance revocation is a lack of safety".

He added: "If there was no grounds for applying for the revocation of a firearms licence the guns would be returned to the firearms licence holder".

"If there was no grounds for applying for the revocation of a firearms licence the guns would be returned to the firearms licence holder".

The management of the stations refused the request, whereupon Banzhaf filed a complaint with the F.C.C. asking for revocation of the stations' licenses on the ground that the station owners had refused to comply with the F.C.C.'s fairness doctrine.

We asked for revocation of the station's license on the ground that the station was violating F.C.C. regulations specifically, refusing to implement the fairness doctrine and thus violating the terms of its franchise to operate in the public interest.

Representatives of two patient groups urged the committee to vote for revocation.

"Generally speaking, the criteria for revocation of visas include public safety risk or national security threat".

For revocation purpose, we use an epoch counter, which is a standard attribute in our system.

In 1648 a group of merchants in London applied to Parliament for revocation of the Maryland charter from the Calverts.

For much of the country's history, voluntary acquisition or exercise of a foreign citizenship was considered sufficient cause for revocation of national citizenship.