Sentence examples for grounds upon which to from inspiring English sources

Tasting it, I think the entire Indian subcontinent would have grounds upon which to sue the restaurant for defamation of its good name.

"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.

Even the Pulitzer winning journalist Paul Watson accepts that the fate of two 19th century British explorer ships might appear obscure grounds upon which to go to war with your employers and accuse the Canadian Prime Minister of a cover-up.

She sees and understands, but her counsel is never sought and she has no ground upon which to act.

Existentialists have seen Kafka's environment of guilt and despair as the ground upon which to construct an authentic existence.

Only by working together in an honest and participatory process will Palestinians and Israelis find common ground upon which to share a fertile future.

"After I broke with the Communist Party I had nowhere else to go," Wright told Ellison; much of his self-imposed exile in France was spent trying to find what Ellison called "a new ground upon which to struggle".

The lawyers and the judge searched for more than two hours for firm ground upon which to stake a new standard for police surveillance, but the two sides disagreed on the most basic issues.

The benefits of this approach are two-fold: it allows for diversity and provides a neutral ground upon which to compare emergency care systems.

This review shows that the WHO FCTC served as an important ground upon which to amend laws to strengthen tobacco control in Korea.

There is common ground upon which to stand.