Sentence examples for has reasonable grounds from inspiring English sources

The attorney general can order such detention if he simply has "reasonable grounds to believe" that the foreigner might be a threat.

Once a landlord has reasonable grounds to believe that a tenant is violating the code, the landlord can start an eviction action.

And under new antiterror laws passed since Sept. 11, the attorney general may detain for deportation any noncitizen who he has "reasonable grounds to believe" endangers national security.

Similarly, an officer who observes suspicious conduct may stop and frisk a suspect if he has reasonable grounds to believe the suspect is armed.

The resolution also asks the IAEA's chief to report to the Board of Governors and the U.N. Security Council "at any time if the Director General has reasonable grounds to believe there is an issue of concern".

Compare the language 'in the discretion of the Attorney General' with the clause 'Where the Controller has reasonable grounds to believe,' which the Privy Council had before it in Nakkuda Ali v. Jayaratne, (1951) A.C. 66.

It states: "A police officer may stop and question any person who has reasonable ground to be suspected of having committed or being about to commit a crime".

Those who remember Federer's yearlong dominance in 2006 have reasonable grounds for argument.

On Monday, the force said it had reasonable grounds to conclude that Andrew Newton/Hann Redwin was deceased.

You must show that you believed and had reasonable grounds for believing that your use was Fair Use.

It also said that customs officers must have "reasonable grounds" for searches: suspicion and instinct are not enough.