Sentence examples for no compelling basis from inspiring English sources

Hugh Davies QC, appearing for the officers, had argued that no compelling basis had been demonstrated for a reinvestigation.

Hugh Davies QC, appearing for the officers, argued that no compelling basis had been demonstrated for a reinvestigation.

As a result, it is often taken as a matter of course that LUCA must have been "something like a bacterium" and that many eukaryotic attributes evolved by gradual complexification, a notion whose inherent difficulties, however considerable, are often ignored [ 28- 31] and has no compelling basis as a biological principle [ 32, 33].

However, there is no compelling textual basis that the "enemies" who "took vengeance on this body of flesh" (1QpHab 9.2) need be Gentiles.

Tuesday's ruling provides the most clear and compelling basis for addressing the disputes in the South China Sea, if only China would seize the opportunity.

"I believed then, and still believe, that reforms of the magnitude announced in 1999 required a clear and compelling basis if they were to be viewed with legitimacy and have any hope of succeeding".

In Mr. Grasso's lawsuit, his lawyers assert that "Mr. Reed's and the stock exchange's campaign of disparagement lacked justification and that the Webb report did not provide a compelling basis for proceeding against Mr. Grasso".

Paterson had asked the European commission to delay any action until a government-funded field trial was released, but the EAC found the study was "fundamentally flawed" by contamination by the near-ubiquitous pesticides and "not therefore a compelling basis for inaction".

Their conception of Tian (Heaven) provides a compelling basis for arguing that everyone's interests have equal moral worth.

These values can provide a compelling basis for communal identity, even in a time of vulnerability and struggling economies.

In particular, the religious freedom restoration act requires the court to evaluate whether there has been a substantial burden placed on religious beliefs or practice and whether the government has a compelling basis for the imposition of that substantial burden.