Bolzano calls the ground-consequence relation Abfolge (translated as "consequence" or "entailment", more recently as grounding; I shall take grounding relation and ground-consequence [Grund und Folge] relation as synonyms: Abfolge = Grund und Folge Verhältnis).
He sought relief pursuant to Section 102.168(3)(c), which provides that "receipt of a number of illegal votes or rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election" shall be grounds for a contest.
And the trolley station in front of Serio's sits mere feet from another New Orleans peculiarity: ask a local what to call the wide middle of the adjacent Canal Street, and they shall reply: "Neutral Ground".
Perhaps his greatest, In Darknesse Let Me Dwell, is worth quoting: "In darknesse let me dwell, the ground shall sorrow be,/ The roof, despair to bar all cheerful light from me./ The walls of marble black, that moisten'd still shall weep./ My music, hellish, jarring sounds to banish friendly sleep./ Thus wedded to my woes and bedded to my tomb,/ O, let me living die, til death do come".
It's an unspoken fundamental assumption in law that claims of legal right or obligation are claims grounded, in some appropriate way, in past institutional decisions and standing practices of government in actual not ideal institutional arrangements and that only claims so grounded shall be recognized and enforced.
"Providing the full range of women's health services neither disqualifies a provider from participating in the Medicaid program, nor is the provision of such services inconsistent with the best interests of the beneficiary and shall not be grounds for a state's action against a provider," director Vikki Wachino wrote in the letter.
Emergent events will cause a large number of passengers stranded, which shall be evacuated by ground public transportation.
(3) The complaint shall set forth the grounds on which the contestant intends to establish his or her right to such office or set aside the result of the election on a submitted referendum.
On these grounds, we shall not consider this possibility any further in this context.
Apparently you're supposed to destroy their electronic equipment with holy water, spit in their faces, and keep in mind to "avoid shedding of blood in the church itself, but if the scorners are violent outside the church grounds, you shall fight back accordingly".
