Sentence examples for grounds to apply from inspiring English sources

But among the victories for Democrats is a provision to allow immigrants who had been deported on noncriminal grounds to apply to return, if they have spouses or minor children here.

In a vote that underscored the Russian military's resistance to easing conscription, which is mandatory for all men between the ages of 18 and 27, the lower house voted narrowly to allow conscientious objectors and others who oppose military service on ethnic, moral or religious grounds to apply for alternative service.

Which means they probably have new grounds to apply for asylum.

He added: "There is every ground to apply his words to Russia".

In conclusion, we believe that the challenge of implementing abstract argumentation systems is a perfect play-ground to apply and test different techniques on a set of uniform yet computationally manifold problems which are given by the different semantics for abstract argumentation.

"I believe as a trial court I am not to plow new ground, but to apply precedent and the law," Judge Gregory McMillan added.

In the story of modern philosophy, the philosophic subject attempts to discern the nature of reality, to secure grounded knowledge, and to apply this knowledge to control and dominate the object (e.g., nature, other people, ideas, and so on).

Using ground-based techniques to apply simulated weightlessness, long-term clinorotation (CR; exposure on a fast-rotating Clinostat with one axis of rotation) led to larger than 1 g otoliths in late-stage Cichlid fish.

On these grounds, we chose not to apply age-weighting in the current study.

This new dynamic is proving to be fertile ground for innovative companies to apply new e-commerce approaches to traditional industries.

"But if he's looking for a sensible party of the centre ground, he's welcome to apply to join the Lib Dems".