Sentence examples for grounds to refer from inspiring English sources

Naughton argues that the commission routinely looks for nitpicking legal grounds to refer cases, neglecting questions of guilt or innocence.

A press release from the UCI stated: "After careful review of this extensive report the UCI strongly believes that it contains compelling grounds to refer the matter to the licence commission and request the Astana Pro Team licence be revoked.

Initially, the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) decided there were insufficient grounds to refer his case back, but reconsidered and the case went to the court of appeal last December.

At the end of February, following the Lausanne audit, the governing body took the unprecedented step of referring Astana back to the licence commission – a four-man body presided over by Pierre Zappelli, a former Swiss High Court judge – stating an initial audit contained "compelling grounds to refer the matter to the licence commission and request the Astana Pro Team licence be revoked".

"After careful review of this extensive report, the UCI strongly believes that it contains compelling grounds to refer the matter to the licence commission and request the Astana Pro Team licence be withdrawn," a UCI statement  said.

The spokesman added: "The decision to prioritise the case simply brings forward the starting point of the investigations to decide whether or not there may be grounds for us to refer the case to the Court of Appeal.

But High Speed Rail Minister Simon Burns said: "By dismissing all seven grounds of appeal and declining to refer the case to Europe, this is the second time in four months a court has rejected attempts to derail HS2.

Transport minister Simon Burns said: "By dismissing all seven grounds of appeal and declining to refer the case to Europe, this is the second time in four months a court has rejected attempts to derail HS2.

If the conclusions of the SIPs are to be legitimate, they need, among others, to refer to grounds that are recognized by all concerned.

However, little is known about the grounds on which GPs decide to refer a patient with chest pain.

Thereafter, all arguments were discussed in the focus groups with regard to the grounds they referred to.