Sentence examples for necessary ground from inspiring English sources

Will this be enough to make up the necessary ground and satisfy the criteria defined for the other candidate countries in Copenhagen back in 1993?

To what degree would it wear away at a sense of the specialness of human being that is the necessary ground of love and obligation?

Mr. Bush's reluctant and restrictive cooperation with the panel is consistent with the administration's pattern of stonewalling reasonable requests for documents and testimony and then giving up only the minimum necessary ground when the dispute becomes public.

Something must be the first or prime mover, the first efficient cause, the necessary ground of contingent beings, the supreme perfection that imperfect beings approach, and the intelligent guide of natural things toward their ends.

Greek officials say that, because the shortfall has been discovered so late in the year, it is almost impossible to recover the necessary ground in 2011, so any further changes need to be undertaken in future years.

There's roughly 25 percent of the season left to play, plenty of time for the front-runners to fall apart or for those within reasonable striking distance to make up the necessary ground.

"It has lost its public legitimacy, which is the necessary grounding for any public agency".

"There are plenty in the world who would prefer to knowingly and without the necessary grounds write off this catastrophe as jihadists' response to Russia," he said.

Not very exciting, but a necessary grounding which made me think at times that I had perhaps waited too long to do an MBA.

In some of his fiercest criticism in weeks, Mr. Gephardt said Dr. Dean lacked the necessary grounding in foreign policy to compete against President Bush, had made contradictory statements about Iraq as a way of garnering votes and would be too reluctant to use military force to keep Americans safe.

Observations of this kind, together with the fact that Menominee have carried on self-regulated forestry practices for 150 years at least, are the necessary ground-truthing of studies of mental models and intra- and intergroup perception.