Sentence examples for no grounding of from inspiring English sources

It dovetails with her insistent refrain that her opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio, takes his marching orders from the Republican leadership and has no grounding of his own.

It was one of those tournament injustices for which the victim has no grounds of appeal.

This allows police to detain individuals at ports and airports even if they have no grounds of suspicion.

Varnish has no grounds of appeal, while the rest of us are none the wiser as to why its original statement hung out Sutton to dry.

By contrast, a philosophy founded on a voluntaristic conception of the deity would have no ground of certainty or of morality because it would depend on the arbitrary will of God who could, by arbitrary fiat, decree non-sense to be true and wrong to be right.

On no grounds, of course.

If, for example, you refuse to forgive your wife for some folly whereby she has offended you, you have no ground of hope in Scripture to believe that God will forgive you as long as you withhold it from your mate.

While his message was one of friendship, he gave no ground on areas of difference with the United States, including Taiwan, Tibet or human rights.

But the prime minister is giving no ground on the introduction of exemplary damages.

Moreover, the company gives no ground on the issue of whether its Office program has too many features.

That inescapable fact is no grounds for disparagement of the court or its members.