Sentence examples for prior grounds from inspiring English sources

Yet hospitality trumps vengeance: if a group accepts a guest, all must honor him, even if prior grounds justify revenge.

Some other countries, however, have opposed the use of CCTV in public spaces because they consider such monitoring by the police without prior grounds for suspicion to be an unacceptable infringement of civil liberties.

Hence distinct antecedent reasons determine truths; distinct prior grounds determine things.

In addition, the rapid tests report the results as positive or negative, which implies a common cut-off point for test positivity and which indicates, on prior grounds, that the bivariate model is the most appropriate.

So the motion of bodies seems to presuppose a prior ground of their individuation.

Large populations of pastoralists are gradually emigrating from their prior grazing grounds in the north of Nigeria.

This change in the coordination leads to a forward fall as shown by the ground impact enhancement associated with an increased amount of muscle activity just prior to ground contact.

"The exemption (of prior significant ground disturbance) appears to uphold a view that Aboriginal people have long contested: that Aboriginal culture is somehow in stasis, fundamentally unchanging and vulnerable to modernity".

GL muscle activity 50 ms prior to ground contact was greater during FFS cutting than during RFS cutting, demonstrating that muscle activity during plantar flexion of the foot was high prior to ground contact.

Just prior to ground contact, biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and lateral head of the gastrocnemius muscle activities were significantly greater during FFS cutting than during RFS cutting; tibialis anterior muscle activity was greater during RFS cutting.

Building on prior research grounded in the resource-based view and the relational perspective, we expand firms' boundary to include their inter-firm relationships and their immediate environment, and develop an extended resource-based framework centering on the concept of fit.