Sentence examples for laws grounded from inspiring English sources

Courts have recognized a "ministerial exception" to such laws grounded in religious freedom.

Above it was mentioned that for Lowe (2006, 144) laws concern natural kinds; by contrast, for Ellis laws are grounded in essential facts about kinds.

Is the authority of the natural law ultimately grounded in divine law?

Their common laws, however, are the laws of morality, grounded in reason.

But there were "no public law grounds for the court interfering with the decision in question".

Phil Lee, a data protection partner at Fieldfisher, said: "Is this law ground-breaking?

The purported state-law ground was so novel, in our independent estimation, that "petitioner could not fairly be deemed to have been apprised of its existence".

We found this state-law ground inadequate to defeat our jurisdiction because we were "unable to reconcile the procedural holding of the Alabama Supreme Court" with prior Alabama precedent.

Beyond various antitrust and securities law grounds, the Parlux filing alleges Nussdorf family "misconduct".

In the ruling, they added: "There was no public law grounds for the court to interfere".

Lady Justice Hallett, sitting with Mr Justice Ouseley and Mr Justice Haddon-Cave, ruled there were no public law grounds for interfering with the plans for reburial at Leicester Cathedral.