Sentence examples for grounds to consider from inspiring English sources
He said, following the screening of a Panorama programme about Mahmood, that there were grounds to consider the relationship between the reporter and the Metropolitan police.
The Serious Fraud Office said Monday that it had informed Vincent Tchenguiz that "there are now no longer reasonable grounds to consider him a suspect" and that arrangements were underway for the cancellation of his bail.
"ORT has shown that gays support Yavlinsky, and that there are grounds to consider that his campaign is financed by persons who do not have Russian citizenship," she said.
Gleeson said while the Australian legal team did not have access to the seized documents, there were "reasonable grounds to consider that the materials over which Timor-Leste asserts privilege may include written statements or affidavits by a former Asis officer made to Mr Collaery on behalf of Timor-Leste, disclosing national security information of Australia".
Are there reasonable empirical grounds to consider the hypothesis, even if it is disputed?
There are therefore grounds to consider that stigma may be one important factor in reducing help-seeking for mental illnesses, for example by avoiding the embarrassment of diagnosis [ 37, 39, 40].
These data give a ground to consider the Lnq3 py)2 complexes as promising material for design of light-emitting devices.
Certainly, much remains conjectural and some of our views clearly are provocative but we feel there is enough ground to consider them as an alternative to current thinking on the alleged "prokaryote to eukaryote" transition].
Putting the need to sort out English higher education policy to one side, surely it is now time to clarify the ringfencing of the UK science budget on devolution grounds, and to consider separating out the role of UK science minister from that of English universities minister?
It argued planning permission for a store at the site of the ground failed to consider the impact on local shops.
Here are some ground rules to consider when you're wondering who should foot the bill.
