Sentence examples for issue on the grounds from inspiring English sources

Judges twice refused to rule on the issue on the grounds it could harm the UK's international relations.

Some Israeli prime ministers, including Yitzhak Rabin, have also been careful not to encourage the issue, on the grounds that it would unnecessarily inflame the Palestinians and set back peace prospects.

The New Jersey Supreme Court threw out a lawsuit challenging that bond issue on the grounds that since the bonds had already been sold the case was moot.

Following this perspective, any problem may consequently become a security issue on the grounds of an evaluation and choice carried out by a "judging subject" (a governor, state actor, the heads of an administrative agency or military body, a political party élite, the leaders of an opposition movement, etc).

Israel initially rebuffed a meeting with Polish representatives to discuss the issue, on the grounds that it should have been held before the law was passed.

Penn, speaking to reporters on the Manchester airport tarmac as he was getting his hair re-slimed, defended raising the issue on the grounds that his candidate is losing and he needed to throw as much shit at the wall as possible in hopes that something will stick.

While there has been no Japanese legislation to address the issue, a few on-the-ground changes are gaining popularity.

Texas rejected an application to issue one on the grounds that it could offend some.

We've been on the front lines of those issues, bringing you on-the-ground coverage from some of New Zealand's most disenfranchised communities.

Her handle on each issue, from discussion of on-the-ground NGO fragmentation to the, yes, "metrics", of each project she helps support, is detailed, expansive and anything but faked.

"We would be cautious about creating some form of monolithic supervisory organisation divorced from on-the-ground issues," he said.