Sentence examples for grounds under which from inspiring English sources

Although asylum is popularly referred to as political asylum, there are five grounds under which a person can seek asylum here.

Under the Abortion Act 1967, it is a legal requirement for two medical practitioners to sign form HSA1 notifying the grounds under which an abortion is carried out.

It did not resist Thames Valley's application for an order under the Terrorism Act in court because the Act does not afford grounds under which it could be opposed.

The amendments introduced additional grounds under which a person is deemed to fail the character test.

It is also available to 24 weeks, where there is 'greater risk than if the pregnancy were terminated, of injury to the physical or mental health of the pregnant woman' (the grounds under which the majority of abortions in Great Britain take place).

There's been a lot of finger-pointing in Romania following the Segarcea case, mainly at the freshly filled bit of ground under which Decu is buried the Romanian media, particularly, is convinced his entire sex life was a decade-long act of criminal intent and not just a misinformed teenager sleeping around.

"Shrubs or brambles that are close to the ground and under which a hedgehog can nest [will do], along with leaf litter to make the actual nest".

Society has not only sanctioned businesses as economic entities, but it has also established the minimal ground rules under which businesses are expected to operate and function.

She also criticized Florida's application of its Stand Your Ground law, under which individuals have the right to use deadly force to defend themselves in their dwelling, residence or vehicle if they have a "presumption of fear of death or great bodily harm".

Assuming that one of these models represents the statistical ground truth, conditions under which the correct model is statistically identifiable can be derived.

Thus, in relation to the underlying rights at stake, if consent can be obtained – which it can in biobanking – this is the ground under 9(2) which should be relied upon (Beyleveld 2004a, pp 10 11).q.q