Sentence examples for on grounds of having from inspiring English sources
For 11 months he was in a Greek prison, denied bail on grounds of having no Greek address.
Perhaps the coup leaders would execute the Caliph, on grounds of having strayed from the core principles of Islam, blaming everything on al-Baghdadi.
We argue that it is difficult for the HWs as shown from the present study results to reject their clients' request to take SP at home on grounds of having empty stomachs or when they claim to be physically exhausted after walking long distances from home and those presenting claims of being allergic to sulphur compounds.
Each science tended to absorb the one next to it, on the grounds of having reached the positive stage earlier and more thoroughly.' (1851, v. 1, 50; E., v. 1, 39) The positive method comes in different forms, according to the science where it is applied: in astronomy it is observation, in physics experimentation, in biology comparison.
Simpson was arrested in 1989 on the grounds of having assaulted Nicole, pleaded no contest to the charge, and was sentenced to community service (some of which, as "O.J.: Made in America" shows, involved organizing a celebrity golf tournament).
Discriminating on the grounds of having a criminal record is not forbidden by this Act, meaning that the law allows employers to discriminate against jobseekers with a criminal history.
But in December 2014, Calvin received a letter from the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board informing him that he was being deported back to the West Bank on the grounds of having links to a terrorist organization.
But you are likely to lose a lawsuit on the grounds of having tampered with records.
Four ex-elite table tennis players had been excluded from entering the study on the grounds of having a BMI > 30.
The proposed trial is a multi-centre randomised study in pregnant women who are suspected on clinical grounds of having an IUGR child at a gestational age between 36+0 and 41+0 weeks.
For instance someone who suffers from mild symptoms of coronary heart disease may have a greater chance of being offered coronary bypass surgery than an older patient with severe 3-vessel coronary disease, whose life expectancy may not be extended greatly by surgery, on the grounds of having less capacity to benefit.
