Sentence examples for ordered on the grounds from inspiring English sources

But several Democratic congressmen recently expressed doubts about the Bush administration's commitment to combating money-laundering, after it emerged that a review of federal rules had been ordered on the grounds that they might unnecessarily burden US banks without achieving their goal.

She asked me to order, on the ground that I often came here, and I chose conservatively, sticking to what I liked.

We encourage more research to be done on the lived experience of unattachment in order to provide on-the-ground insights that policy-makers require in order to develop responsive, patient-centred supports and programs.

One ordered her on the ground and ordered her to pull her trousers down, Corley told ABC13.

He refused to obey the pesticide order on the grounds that the disease was not an immediate threat in his region.

Deportation If the secretary of state decides to make a deportation order on the grounds of public interest, those affected will have a full right of appeal.

More than 1,000 parts were cleaned and restored to working order on the grounds of Mr. Banneel's atelier in Presles.

The Kansas Supreme Court, agreeing with that interpretation of the Hendricks decision, overturned Mr. Crane's civil commitment order on the grounds that the state had not proved a complete lack of control.

Animal rights advocates had asked for the restraining order on the grounds that the methods for killing the deer -- using high-powered rifles with silencers or catching deer with nets and firing bolts into their heads -- were dangerous and cruel.

The court was told that the crown has sought and obtained legal orders on the grounds of national security, arguing that if the trial were held in public the prosecution might not proceed with the case.

When the pair challenged those orders on the grounds that the government had been involved in their mistreatment, government lawyers relied upon a practice known as NCND – neither confirming nor denying the truth of the allegations in open court – and were permitted to present their full case in closed court.