Sentence examples for related grounds from inspiring English sources

For most women fertility regulation is considered acceptable on normative and health related grounds, while family planning methods are available, accessible, and convenient in terms of costs.

For example, it has been documented that union density tends to be higher in the public sector.10 On related grounds, it is argued that a wage premium arises because of differences in the bargaining power within the private and public sectors.11 Other explanations are linked to the degree of public wage-setting centralization of countries.12.12

But when defendants appeal convictions on free-speech or related grounds, Professor Robbins wrote in an 83-page law review article in 2008, they often prevail.

[476 A.2d 1227] The dissent relies on two related grounds in concluding this matter should be resolved by legislation: the superior knowledge of the legislature obtained through hearings and other means enabling it better to balance the interests involved and to devise an appropriate remedy, and the ruling's potential "extraordinary effects on the average citizen". Post at 1231.

Methodological and normative individualists tend to reject the notion of metaphysical guilt on two related grounds.

Second, and on related grounds, we estimate that wage differentials in some countries have narrowed down significantly during the recent financial crisis.

(His column yesterday covered some related ground as well).

The calculation of destructive re-entries and the prediction of the related ground risk potential due to fragment objects reaching the ground have become of high interest in the past years.

It is operated by the DLR in Braunschweig, where also the FHS related ground stations are located: a ground based system simulator and transportable telemetry and data evaluation stations.

The factors leading to drift degradation include stresses from the overburden, stresses induced by the heat released from the emplaced waste, stresses due to seismically related ground motions, and time-dependent strength degradation.

The objective of the present paper is three-dimensional modelling of high-speed train related ground vibrations; in particular the question of how to account for the unbounded media is addressed.