Air New Zealand, for its part, defends its decision on the grounds that it is following forecasts from the local Civil Aviation Authority.
(I exclude, on the grounds that it is only a simulacrum, Harry Potter's scar).
The award could be challenged by Home Depot on grounds that it is excessive.
Does it mean that you (modestly) accept the judgment on the grounds that it is settled law?
The first option is often justified on the Kantian grounds that it is impossible to do good by limiting freedom.
Network-sharing is also banned under many countries' licensing terms, on the grounds that it is anti-competitive.
Yet Congress tells him he must buy health insurance — on the grounds that it is regulating commerce.
It's tempting to simply look away from Patel's case on the grounds that it is an outlier, however tragic.
Some prominent Turks are calling for the law's repeal on the grounds that it is vague and anti-democratic.
The court's prosecutor, Brenda Hollis, said that she may appeal the sentence on the grounds that it is too lenient.
But plenty are relatively indifferent, on the grounds that it is what spies are paid to do.
