Sentence examples for grounds of the challenge from inspiring English sources

But the High Court rejected all grounds of the challenge.

Barry Wyatt from Stroud District Council said: "The decision of the High Court not to uphold any of the grounds of the challenge to the lawfulness of the council's decision is great news.

The detailed grounds of the legal challenge have not yet been lodged with the court.

This module will provide an empirically grounded exploration of the challenges (organizational, social, financial) that CMWs may face in providing care to the poor and socially marginalized women.

It has often been stated that Macaulay's history was read as a response to the popular Tory history published by David Hume, and certainly, Macaulay's understanding of the significance of the English Civil War, and of the grounds of morality, challenge Hume.

A Bristol City Council spokesman said the council did not accept that the grounds of challenge for the proposed judicial review were "well founded and it will continue to oppose the application".

One of the grounds of a likely challenge to the referendum is that it is merely advisory and the royal prerogative cannot be used to undermine parliamentary statute.

Judges dismissed all seven grounds of challenge against the London-Birmingham section of HS2, but a final appeal to the Supreme Court will be allowed.

Sir Brian Leveson, president of the Queen's bench division, who heard the case with Mr Justice Burnett and Judge Peter Thornton QC, said the court "recognised the tragedy" of the loss of Duggan's life, but ruled none of the grounds of challenge had been established.

Two Berlinale world premieres broke new ground through the challenge of utilizing the film medium to illuminate the symbiosis of art and architecture.

The other incident Rodgers referred to occurred in the second half when referee Phil Dowd waved away appeals after Suarez went to ground under the challenge of William Gallas.