Those appropriations serve as grounds for dismissal for some critics.
Such situations, she said, can serve as grounds for a lawsuit.
The fact that a parent's past use of marijuana can serve as grounds for a neglect case seems a sad waste of limited caseworker time and resources.
Jesse Choper, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley, said that buying shareholder votes or failing to disclose updated information in proxy statements could serve as grounds for a court to require a new vote.
So for maximal propositions to serve as grounds for the relation of consequence, a transformation on the status of topical arguments (from probable to necessary) had to occur at a later stage (Stump 1982, 290).
Even simply asking for information about the boycott could serve as grounds for charges, according to the ACLU.
It used to be home to an active whaling and sealing industry, but is now a popular tourist destination that also serves as grounds for scientific research.
For generations the expanse of woods, known as Palmetto Bluff, served as ground for hunting deer and feral pig, duck and fox.
The presence of a fetus should not serve as ground for detracting from our duty to protect a pregnant woman's right to participate in decisions about her own care to whatever extent she is capable (which is not to say that paternalistic interventions on behalf of her or her fetus's welfare are never appropriate for decisionally impaired women).
While the maturation of 10 Gbit/s technologies has opened remarkable opportunities to extract more capacity out of already laid cables, the research efforts on 40 Gbit/s technologies detailed in this study serve as ground for the development of next-generation systems.
Finally, these data can serve as grounds to develop and analyze methods for assessing prediction quality.
