Sentence examples similar to grounds upon which to conclude from inspiring English sources

Concluding that the factual averments in the Mobbs Declaration, if accurate, provided a sufficient basis upon which to conclude that the President had constitutionally detained Hamdi, the court ordered the habeas petition dismissed.

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

Appellants in this regard, therefore, have no ground upon which to base a complaint.

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.

But it turns out that there is a broad swath of common ground upon which to build a fruitful compromise.

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

Moammar Gaddafi's fall, combined with the prominence of armed militias, left Libya without a functioning state and little solid ground upon which to build a new political order.

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

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

There is common ground upon which to stand.