Sentence examples for necessary grounding from inspiring English sources

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

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.

They were almost stunned against the run of play when Jordan Tansey chased down Gareth O'Brien's grubber but was unable to get the necessary grounding, while Henderson knocked on over the line to cough up a scoring chance, before Vincent Duport finally cracked the Tigers line on the half-hour.

Our progress report also shows us that the recognition of the right to food and nutrition in constitutions provides the necessary grounding to ensure nutrition is an enduring rather than fleeting priority.

The second sense in which evidence-based ethics is used is as "the necessary grounding of ethical decisions in the best available scientific evidence" [ 1].

January 2011 Project Update – Approximately 1200 images have had the necessary ground control information collected and readied for final processing.

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?

"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.

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?

Unable to make up the necessary ground in four years, these students are then entering the job market with subpar writing skills.