Those who remember Federer's yearlong dominance in 2006 have reasonable grounds for argument.
It also said that customs officers must have "reasonable grounds" for searches: suspicion and instinct are not enough.
For the FTC to act, this requires evidence both of substantial consumer harm and that the firm did not have reasonable grounds for failing to implement certain practices.
Lord Dyson, the master of the rolls, said Grieve did not have reasonable grounds for issuing the veto "merely because he disagrees with the decision" of the tribunal.
Brokers are governed by the "suitability rule," which requires them to have "reasonable grounds for believing that the recommendation is suitable," according to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
These professionals – "who currently make around half of all referrals" – should, he says, be required by law to report if they have reasonable grounds for suspecting abuse.
As for non-savage Iraqis who may have reasonable grounds to complain about what happened to their country following the invasion, they must be in some other movie.
Dyson, the master of the rolls, said Grieve did not have reasonable grounds for issuing the veto "merely because he disagrees with the decision" of the tribunal.
The only small adjustment is that the secretary of state must now have "reasonable grounds to believe" rather than "reasonable grounds to suspect" that a person may pose a terrorist threat.
The panel concluded that while Kraft may initially have held the genuine belief that it could keep the plant running, based on the information it had, the American company did not have reasonable grounds for that belief.
Lord Hanningfield, who was not at London's High Court for today's ruling, claimed officers did not have reasonable grounds for believing that his arrest was "necessary" within the terms of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.
