Sentence examples for have reasonable grounds from inspiring English sources

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.

And environmentalists will have reasonable ground to insist that Washington not retreat from the goal of less smog.

Business will have reasonable ground to insist that, as the new smog rules are debated, planners take every opportunity to incorporate market-based mechanisms and flexible programs.

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.

The Electoral Commission concluded it had "reasonable grounds to suspect" that this was not the correct version of events.