Sentence examples for grounds for use from inspiring English sources

Then, as now, alcohol, cigars, loaded rifles and mutton-chop sideburns made for a volatile concoction, and complaints of drunken guardsmen and bullets whizzing by neighboring houses led the state to turn over the grounds for use as a public hospital in 1908.

Nature reserves had been maintained in Europe for centuries to protect hunting grounds for use by kings and nobles, but the establishment of modern national parks and nature reserves gained momentum only after World War I or, in some cases, after World War II.

Boundedness of the other system variables is also studied to ensure justifiable grounds for use of the proposed LFC method.

(As justifiable grounds for use of force, it is difficult to distinguish between (i) defence of one's own community's (or another's) territory and constitution, (ii) the recovery or restoration of unjustly taken territory or other possessions, and (iii) exaction of compensation for unjust takings or other injuries).

One of her examples is a case pending in federal court, in which the civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks has sued the rap group Outkast on trademark-infringement grounds for using her name as the title of a song.

And while Fraser said in his Response column (4 November) that "talk of the City of London being 'an official old boys' network' is wide of the mark", when challenged in a public forum it was clear there are ample grounds for using that label.

"Pyongyang should be aware of the fact that in this way the DPRK will become fully opposed to the international community and will create international legal grounds for using military force against itself in accordance with the right of a state to self-defense enshrined in the United Nations Charter," continued the statement, translated by Itar Tass news agency.

Physics has traditionally been one of the fertile grounds for using mathematical modeling...

She maintains that if Palestinian or Jewish or any students feel so uncomfortable that their views or viewpoints may not be respected, this is grounds for using administrative levers to dismiss the professors that make these students or other faculty uncomfortable.

Thus, there are strong theoretical grounds for using face, rather than word, stimuli in order to investigate the cognitive mechanisms underlying selective processing of threat.

This being the case, it seems to me that there are no grounds for using age as a basis for rationing health care on the basis of the FIA.