Sentence examples for requests on grounds from inspiring English sources

Immigration lawyers explain that this limiting view is an extension of the "postconflict" status that E.U. states have assigned to the economies and governments of Afghanistan, primarily as a justification for turning down asylum requests on grounds that they are able to receive protection and support at home.

6 Unfortunately, there are no guidelines for the management of euthanasia requests on grounds of mental suffering in Belgium.

The prosecutors also justified the request on grounds that the trial might draw substantial news coverage.

The grants to the charity, which is one of the 30 being scrutinized, were cut off in December at the State Department's request on grounds that they were not in America's "national security interests," an A.I.D. official said.

After initially accepting the request, the bakery contacted the customer and said it could not decorate the cake as requested, on grounds of conscience.Ordering the bakery to pay compensation, Judge Isobel Brownlie acknowledged that the McArthur family which ran the establishment had strong convictions of faith but she insisted that the business had an obligation to "provide service to all".

The government wants to make it easier for public authorities to refuse FOI requests on cost grounds.

The court ruled that the EU did not have authority to release the commercial data, which America requests on security grounds.

The magistrate judge, David J. Waxse, denied the government's search warrant requests on the grounds that it has to be particular and "reasonable in nature of breadth".

Proposed changes include new charges for requests, changes to make it easier to refuse requests on cost grounds and plans to strengthen ministers' powers to veto disclosures.

It is considering whether to recommend a fee of up to £100 to submit requests under the Act; making it easier to reject requests on cost grounds and handing ministers more power to block disclosures.

So far, the commission has received 30,000 responses to its consultation document suggesting three reforms to FoI: charging for the requests; making it easier to refuse requests on cost grounds; and giving ministers more powers to veto disclosures.