See United States v. Cesareo-Ayala, 576 F.3d 1120, 1128 n. 2 (10th Cir.2009) (noting that "we can affirm a judgment on any ground established by the record, so long as doing so is not unfair to the appellant," and explaining that we saw "no unfairness" in affirming on a particular ground when the facts were undisputed and the issue was clear).
It has a large free area as well as a premium service which is sports-nerd heaven: it can manipulate a massive database of sports statistics, plotting, for instance, the annual variation in the position and direction of any baseball player's hits on any particular ground.Does growing colonisation by the old brands mean that the Internet will generate no more new ones?
If that court could, by that assumption, bind this court, the supervising authority of our jurisdiction would be lost in every case by the simple assertion of the court below that it placed its decision on some particular ground of its own creation.
The effectiveness of a structural adjustment package to compensate fishermen and minimize displacement of effort was limited by poor information on the number and use of commercial fishing licences and little understanding of the dependence of individual fishing businesses on particular fishing grounds.
The particular ground on which the appeal directly to this court may be rested is that the case involved the construction or application of the Constitution in the contention that by the sentence petitioner was twice punished for the same offense.
The ground attack, in particular, ground to an immediate halt.
This section starts with a description of the cues available to commanders on this particular incident ground, cf. Table 1.
Target particular muscle groups on particular days.
This quickly leads to scepticism, however, since its still fails to address the problematic criteria by which this general concept is initially picked out and abstracted from the multiplicity of particulars or on what grounds these particulars are grouped together.
One thing he asked him was how he felt about Supreme Court precedents in particular, on what grounds they might be overturned.
