Sentence examples for grounds to dismiss from inspiring English sources

Arguably, though, the Premier League might still have had grounds to dismiss.

The human rights commission's findings were sufficient grounds to dismiss General Wiranto.

But judge Ewell saw Brown and Kovalenko's undisclosed "compromise" as sufficient grounds to dismiss the hit-and-run charge.

A hearing officer found that there were grounds to dismiss Mr. Dinkins, and he was fired on Oct. 24, the transit official said.

"If such a poor soul were arrested and processed, it would be grounds to dismiss the case against him," she said, praising Judge Posner's reasoning as "very sound, and a good analysis of New York law and constitutional law in this area".

Some also express concern about using results as grounds to dismiss teachers, while others applaud that possibility.

"The only hurdle I see is a stand-your-ground motion to dismiss that will have to be made," Kenneth Nunn, a senior professor at the University of Florida's Levin College of Law, told the Guardian.

A spokesman for NHS Improvement said there had been no legal grounds on which to dismiss Percy as chief executive and defended the payout.

(To be sure, you can dismiss these as temporary, and I'd agree, but on the same grounds, you ought to dismiss as temporary the rise in stimulus spending that went along with the tax cuts).

"Tim Smart, as the then interim chair of the trust, received advice that there were no legal grounds upon which to dismiss her, and that doing so would open the trust and the wider NHS up to potential litigation and the very real possibility of significant costs to the taxpayer," the spokesman said.

She maintains that if Palestinian or Jewish or any students feel so uncomfortable that their views or viewpoints may not be respected, this is grounds for using administrative levers to dismiss the professors that make these students or other faculty uncomfortable.