Sentence examples for grounds to establish from inspiring English sources

Instead, they may be seen as "strict liability" crimes for which mere failure to comply with the legal standards is sufficient grounds to establish criminal liability.

But the prosecutor's move paves the way for criminal charges to be brought against him if parliament determines there are grounds to establish a special congressional committee to probe the allegations.

Al-Haramain's case is unusual in that a bit of governmental bungling gave them grounds to establish standing to sue by showing that they had actually been subject to extrajudicial surveillance.

Lisa P. Jackson, the E.P.A. administrator, said in an interview that she had reversed the ruling by her predecessor, Stephen L. Johnson, because the traditional presumption had been that California, with its history of air pollution, had grounds to establish rules that exceed federal requirements.

But in an eight-page report, published on Monday, the independent panel concluded there were "not sufficient grounds to establish a violation of the duty of integrity and discretion" and accepted Barroso's assurances that he would not be lobbying on behalf of the bank's clients.

Justifications for the publicity requirement mentioned above do not suffice to provide grounds to establish the need to guarantee the mutual assurance among citizens that such public rules are effectively complied with, and known to be so.[72] This just gives an idea of how wide the scope of the publicity requirement may be in Rawls's own work and how diverse its justifications are.

"Whatever the situation, there's also going to be more of a need, as infrastructures fail, for people on the ground to establish and maintain order.

But indications are that the initial meeting will not delve deeply into details and instead will review the various existing budget plans as negotiators search for some common ground to establish a basis for future sessions.

To the scientific community, conferences fulfill multiple purposes: They provide a common stomping ground to establish or maintain a "presence," build relationships, and, well, schmooze.

After mating, young queens then disperse downwind on the ground to establish a new colony [ 56].

The finding that similar research themes were prioritized by these different stakeholder groups provides an indication that researchers and practitioners share sufficient common ground to establish a collaborative research agenda.