On strictly legal grounds, some of the experts said they were skeptical of the suit's chance of succeeding.
In American terms, the Texas-California model actually represents a moving away from traditional affirmative action, insuring a measure of diversity by offering help based on socioeconomic and not strictly racial grounds.
He corroborated my account and added how surprised and shocked he had been at Russell's proposal.Needless to say, Russell advocated a pre-emptive nuclear strike on strictly humanitarian grounds.
To address the church-state concerns, churches, denominations or other religious bodies often establish organizationally separate nonprofit affiliates that hire staff members on strictly professional grounds, without considering their religious beliefs.
One general solution has been for churches, denominations or other religious bodies to establish organizationally separate nonprofit affiliates that hire staff members on strictly professional grounds without regard to religious beliefs or adherence.
Politically speaking, Belgian Muslim's have up to now kept a relatively low profile, preferring to join mainstream political parties rather than set up their own parties on strictly religious grounds.
Either that, or you'd have to face the truth that the man calling the shots for your team is a right-wing Republican, who, on strictly ideological grounds, likes doing perverse and irrational things and then pretending that they make sense.
But it's insufficient on strictly critical grounds.
But among the savants of the early seventeenth century, only Gassendi, whose awareness of empiricism's roots and implications is evident across his intellectual pursuits, integrates philosophy and science on what he believes to be strictly empiricist grounds.
