Sentence examples for grounds the reasoning from inspiring English sources
Although the claim was made on strategic grounds, the reasoning behind it was so the Australian-funded ship could replace one to be purchased with British defence funds.
At this point, he also tried to arrange a merger with Kingstonian – citing the club's "Football League rated ground" as the reasoning behind his proposed idea, although it never happened due to "fans resistance".
The opinion of the Court written by Associate Justice Hugo Black, and joined by Chief Justice Warren and Associate Justices William O. Douglas and Abe Fortas as well as Associate Justice Brennan, who had been part of the majority in Perez was grounded in the reasoning Warren had used nine years earlier in his Perez dissent.
The document included the results of the consultants' discussion and the ethical grounds upon which the reasoning and conclusions were based.
The idea of God doesn't replace secular moral reasoning, in other words, but it grounds this reasoning in something more durable than just aesthetic preference.
It would be a challenge for philosophy to specify the differences among action forms and the reasoning grounding them in, to single out three prominent practices, technology, organization and management, and economics.
"A further complaint was also made by ITN chief executive John Hardie which fully supports and endorses the grounds and reasoning of Fatima's complaint," said de Pear.
Although most works on corporate turnaround operationalize both distress and turnaround success, only a few studies deliberately discuss the theoretical grounding and reasoning for the chosen measure (Winn 1993).
The demonstration of active transfer of a mitochondrial DNA from T. cruzi to human hosts establishes the experimental grounds for this reasoning, and provides the basis for the intricate patchwork arising.
It may follow the reasoning of the lower courts, it may find other grounds to strike down Prop 8, or it may uphold the law.
