Sentence examples for grounds relating to from inspiring English sources

In other states, attachments before a judgment are issued only against the property of nonresidents or upon specific statutory grounds relating to fraud or the like.

Rather than facing charges for crimes committed during the civil war he started in Liberia or his dictatorial rule once he became president, he was tried on narrow grounds relating to atrocities committed by the rebels he backed in neighboring Sierra Leone.

Google has also previously been fined in Europe on privacy grounds relating to its early 2012 decision to unify the privacy policies of more than 70 different products.

Although the judge only gave permission for a judicial review on "limited grounds", relating to whether certain categories of self-employed individuals should have the ability to unionize.

Kudelski has also pursued Verizon (the parent company of TechCrunch's parent, AOL) through the courts on patent grounds — relating to the latter's Fios television service, video advertising functionality, and over-the-top streaming services including AOL.

Mario Leo, the council's corporate head of governance and assets, said: "This judicial review has been brought on a number of technical legal grounds relating to the process the council followed in making its decision to grant planning permission.

Further, he said his government had played no direct part in the final decision by the Scottish regional government to free Mr. Megrahi on compassionate grounds related to his diagnosis of terminal prostate cancer.

If the legal definition of personal data is interpreted referentially, much of the data about persons would be unprotected; that is the processing of this data would not be constrained on moral grounds related to privacy or personal sphere of life.

My thesis clarified the functions public sculptures of the Jyväskylä City Art Collection performed in the city in 1977-2007 and the analysis showed that the city acquired and placed public sculptures based on grounds related to the cityscape and visual arts education of the citizens.

The other two grounds relate to attempts by Parliament to circumvent or curtail the discretionary powers conferred on the President by the Constitution.

In addition, six grounds relate to ubiquitous requirements of a fair trail.