Sentence examples for removed on grounds from inspiring English sources

He said he was "shocked beyond words" at being axed: "I cannot believe I was removed on grounds of non-performance.

In the case of a valid family (using our taxonomy) emerging as paraphyletic in a species level tree, all lineages were condensed into a single branch as this has no bearing on relationships with other families, and any valid families that were shown as polyphyletic were removed on grounds of uncertain placement following Davis et al. [ 18].

The dog belongs to the spiritually questing Mistress Lucy, a multimillionaire among whose most pressing concerns is whether to have her Rolls "decowed" — the leather removed on moral grounds.

The dog belongs to the spiritually questing Mistress Lucy, a multimillionaire among whose most pressing concerns is whether to have her Rolls "decowed"—the leather removed on moral grounds.

In July 2009, Israel's education ministry announced that the term nakba, introduced two years previously into Palestinian-Israeli textbooks, was to be removed on the grounds that its use was tantamount to spreading propaganda against Israel.

Mr. Kelley's suit said Mr. Rosenthal "should be removed on the grounds of intoxication" and said "he drinks at the office while performing his duties and may be intoxicated when making his decisions as district attorney".

The judges said they had found that the inclusion of links in the Google results related to an individual who wanted them removed "on the grounds that he wishes the information appearing on those pages relating to him personally to be 'forgotten' after a certain time" was incompatible with the existing data protection law.

The gargoyles have long divided memorial historians between those who believe they are an offensive anachronism (Indigenous people were officially considered part of the Australian fauna until 1967) that ought to be removed on cultural grounds, and those who believe they should remain as an historical testament to how Australia was.

(For example this YouTube creator's satirical video denouncing the stupidity of the Tide Pod Challenge was apparently removed on safety grounds).

Under YouTube's policy channels that have a video removed on such grounds will get a strike — and if they get too many strikes could face having their channel suspended.

In 2004, several parents sued the school board in federal court, and last year, District Judge Clarence Cooper ordered the stickers removed on the grounds that the language amounted to an unconstitutional endorsement of a religious belief (ScienceNOW, 14 January 2005).