Sentence examples for grounds to uphold from inspiring English sources
She was told there were "no grounds" to uphold his complaints about alleged mistreatment at Colnbrook and that the Home Office was committed to his deportation.
If the Kantian doctrine of right can be defended, then we have good grounds to uphold a version of formal equal opportunity without being under normative pressure of good reasons to go further and embrace any substantive equal opportunity doctrine.
Federal courts are finding that there are no legitimate legal grounds to uphold state bans on same-sex marriage.
"This all hinges on the idea that we as well as the Russians can influence the main combatants on the ground to uphold a cessation of hostilities," he said.
Instead of maximising their military power, they have forsworn the use of ground troops, except to uphold a peace agreement that may never come into being.
"The exemption (of prior significant ground disturbance) appears to uphold a view that Aboriginal people have long contested: that Aboriginal culture is somehow in stasis, fundamentally unchanging and vulnerable to modernity".
During this time, Ali divorced Roi and had their marriage annulled on the grounds that she failed to uphold Islamic beliefs.
One reason for heterogeneity may be the absence of a compelling primary outcome measure, making the argument for not developing new instruments on the grounds of increasing heterogeneity difficult to uphold.
Another five ophthalmologists were interviewed to uphold the grounded theory principle of selection guided by the emerging analysis.
That burial ground is part of the sense of place for Westerly, and I think the land trust is trying to uphold that value".
Early scholars also endorsed the idea; one notable example is Harvard law professor James Bradley Thayer (1831 1902), who observed that a legislator might vote against a law because he believed it unconstitutional but nonetheless, if he later became a judge, properly vote to uphold it on the grounds of restraint.
