Sentence examples for grounds to claim from inspiring English sources

It gave both sides grounds to claim a degree of victory, and kept everyone at the negotiating table.

The announcement of a criminal investigation gives the administration grounds to claim that it cannot go into details about any misconduct for fear of prejudicing cases.

But if Mr. Bush strikes a deal that lets the Pentagon move forward with its tests, both sides will have grounds to claim success.

A judge will decide if Seven has grounds to claim Nine and the production company Endemol stole its intellectual property and infringed its copyright.

Lee pointed out that criminal activity back home was not sufficient grounds to claim asylum, unless it were connected to five specific grounds for fear of harm - race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.

But it offered little discussion of whether striking the rocket body in flight tests was sufficient grounds to claim overall success — a seemingly important point given that much of the agency's public testimony centers on the necessity of hitting warheads to ensure their destruction.

Justineo could be readied to take on some of the world's best sprinters in Paris next month after he ploughed through rain-softened ground to claim the Crown Hotel Bawtry Scarbrough Stakes at Doncaster.

Or, as she put it in an artist's statement—"Snarling and clawing over each other we aim to reach a higher ground to claim as our own.

Taken together, these facts provided sufficient ground to claim that the protective efficacy of A172 could reside in its CP (CP-A172).

Proponents of grounding tend to claim that grounding is unitary (Audi 2012; Rosen 2010; Schaffer 2009).

Even as his foes caricature him as a slasher of the state, he seeks – unashamedly – to colonise the political centre-ground and to claim the support of working people.