Sentence examples for on logistical grounds from inspiring English sources

If we want to combine social solidarity with relatively high immigration, there is also a strong case for ID cards both on logistical grounds and as a badge of citizenship that transcends narrower group and ethnic loyalties.

But teams objected on logistical grounds and F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone was forced to come up with another calendar with Bahrain removed.

But BBC Sport understands that Fota - which represents all the F1 teams bar back-of-the-grid Hispania - has expressed its objections to Bahrain being rescheduled on logistical grounds.

BBC Sport understands that Fota - which represents all the F1 teams bar back-of-the-grid Hispania - expressed its objections to Bahrain being rescheduled on logistical grounds, its letter saying that the idea of adding a 20th race in December would be "unbearable to our staff".

On logistical grounds, conducting spirometry among subjects who reside thousands of miles apart would be highly difficult, if not impossible.

Armstrong himself has never given a positive result in a properly conducted test, but his decision to return as part of the Astana team, which has its own history of violations, seemed a curious one, and he went back - on cost and logistical grounds - on a promise to be tested regularly this season by an American scientist.

The objectives of the data analyses are primarily descriptive, and the planned total sample size of 75 subjects was determined based on administrative and logistical grounds.

One way that present biomarker algorithms acknowledge this concept is by including "overruling criteria", i.e., provision to override on a variety of clinical, patient psychosocial, or logistical grounds recommendations based strictly, or largely, on analytic levels [ 6, 8].

Three studies reported on logistical challenges to feasibility.

So far, the images of marines storming Taliban territory have been more fleeting than inspiring, mostly due to logistical problems on the ground and some military restrictions.

International emergency services team leader Damaris Frick said: "There are major logistical challenges on the ground preventing goods from being distributed.