Sentence examples for grounds raised from inspiring English sources

Whittaker, on ecological grounds, raised the fungi to kingdom status.

But a High Court judge said the grounds raised were "not arguable".

During the hearing, the judge identified 10 grounds raised in the five cases.

Plato's theory of participation, which explains the relation between the intelligible world and the sensible reality it grounds, raised many problems, several of which Plato himself brings up in the first part of his Parmenides.

In the United States in January, a wayward drone flown by an off-duty intelligence employee crashed on the White House grounds, raising questions over how commercial and consumer drones can be used safely in the US.

But one day before making that allegation, he met with a source on White House grounds, raising more questions about his transparency and credibility.

The Horticultural Society was founded in 1972 to contribute to the care and education of the museum's gardens and grounds, raising $65,000 in 1989 toward the restoration of Oldfields' gardens.

The idea that fertility treatment could be withheld from women on these grounds raises concerns and rightly so.

Beyond legal questions, the effect of excluding or testing individuals on non-medical grounds raises ethical questions of the harm that would be caused to individuals as a result.

Some who were looking at the ground raised their heads to face me and the whole hall grew silent.

So before rebuilding houses, shops and factories, the sea wall will have to be restored and heightened, and the ground raised.