There are no justifiable grounds for this demand for revision of the financial perspective and, assuming that the 2001 budget is adopted with the maximum amounts authorised in Berlin, that would permit a 5-6% increase in the available sums.
"This all smacks of an attempt, at any cost, to establish grounds for forwarding the demands of the enemies of the regime to the Security Council," he said, pointing to the timing of "this crime near Damascus" and the arrival of the UN team as evidence of "premeditated provocation".
The founder of khất sĩ had been a supporter of freeing birds as an act of compassion, and this has been continued by some monks and lay people as it is believed to be meritorious, but others have spoken out against on the grounds that the demand for birds used for such ceremonies merely prompt more people to capture them in the first place.
If the UK as a whole voted Out while Scotland voted to stay in, that could be grounds for the SNP to demand a second referendum on whether Scotland should become an independent country.
The legal grounds for the FBI's demand come from the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) and the All Writs Act (AWA).
Instead of abstaining and sending Cameron to humiliating defeat at the hands of his own party, Labour MPs have been told to oppose the Tory referendum amendment – for fear of giving ground to the demand for a popular vote.
However, it should be noted that on ground the demand of liquid hydrogen for the propulsion of aircraft would require a very large change to the airports.
The company won the right in April to obtain the names and addresses of the users from six Australian telcos – iiNet, Internode, Dodo, Amnet, Adam Internet and Wideband Networks – but the court prevented it from enforcing that right until it could see grounds for its demands.
The grounds for the arrests?
For Hegel, the demand for ground provides a major source of transition from one thing to another.
