Sentence examples for have sufficient grounds for from inspiring English sources
The appeals panel decides whether you have sufficient grounds for an appeal.
The indictment last week of the executive director of a Muslim charity based in Chicago on conspiracy and racketeering charges shows that we have sufficient grounds for targeting terrorist fund-raising without indulging in guilt by association.
Though he had been under surveillance for some time, the security people still feeling that they did not have sufficient grounds for an arrest, briefly considered questioning a woman named Carin Rosen, who worked as a part-time maid at Wennerstrom's home about his activities.
Here, he argues that since natures in themselves are immutable, and since each can have what Scotus calls an immutable relation to something else, we have sufficient grounds for stability-based certainty.
In the latter case, the clinician will have a higher index of suspicion and would have sufficient grounds for requesting a repeat cytological analysis to reassess and consequently confirm the patient's clinical condition.
We have sufficient ground for rejecting all these theories in the single fact that we see some things that are sometimes in motion and sometimes at rest.
If the government has sufficient grounds for imprisoning people, or for censoring their speech, it is entitled to do so.
It is highly doubtful, however, whether he had sufficient grounds for claiming a priori insight into the nature of space and still more that of time; his case for thinking that space and time are "pure" intuitions was palpably inadequate.
If the actors do not become weary of it, since they are fools, then the spectator will when, after one or another act, he has sufficient grounds for assuming that the never-ending pace will be eternally the same" (PPOE, 68).
That argument goes as follows: Not later than October 25, 1962, the Government had sufficient ground for taking the petitioner into custody and charging him with endeavors to tamper with the Test Fleet jury.
