Sentence examples for has good grounds from inspiring English sources

"There might be a need for monitoring, but only after the organization has good grounds for suspecting that there is abuse," Dr. Fairweather said.

At the same time, Mr Blair has good grounds for fearing that Britain's influence in the EU will decline if other countries write off the prospect of its ever signing up.

If you unreasonably refuse a test when your employer has good grounds for testing you, it could lead to your dismissal and hamper your chances of successfully bringing a claim.

And it looks increasingly unlikely that he will win his bid to take over the running of the main east coast railway, to add to his existing portfolio on the rails.Sir Richard has good grounds for feeling aggrieved at not getting the lottery, and he might yet appeal against the decision in the courts.

Workers cannot be made to take a drugs test, but if they refuse when the employer has good grounds for testing, they may face disciplinary action.

"He has good ground strokes and a decent serve," Murray said of Bolelli.

The carbon fiber-carbon black composite electrically conductive concrete was employed as new grounding material, which has good grounding performance.

But Hertha have good grounds to feel hopeful nevertheless.

Raymond Briggs would have good grounds for feeling every bit as grouchy as he likes to appear.

The same reader had good grounds for another complaint about a cut-out without a caption.

And they have good grounds to fear Tim given his outstanding record.