Sentence examples for sufficient grounds for arrest from inspiring English sources

Another issue raised by Ms. Ibrahim's case is whether inclusion on the no-fly list is sufficient grounds for arrest.

Making the "Rabaa sign" – a hand with four fingers held aloft, as "Rabaa" means "fourth" in Arabic – was now sufficient grounds for arrest and detention, as was sharing the sign on social media.

"And we want to have some way of going to our government and possibly to our courts and saying, 'Look, I shouldn't be on that list.' " Another issue raised by Ms. Ibrahim's case is whether inclusion on the no-fly list is sufficient grounds for arrest.

There seemed to be sufficient grounds for arresting people before now".

And Jakob Scharf, the director general, said that there had been no evidence that might have been "deemed sufficient grounds for arresting, prosecuting or expelling" him, despite his suspected terrorism links.

First, there are lots of nations out there (mostly, but not entirely, civil law nations, as opposed to the Anglo-American common law tradition) that treat a request made through Interpol as sufficient grounds for arresting someone.

The lower courts are divided over whether retaliatory arrest claims based on the First Amendment are permissible when there are otherwise sufficient grounds for the arrest.

Though he had been under surveillance for some time, the security people still feeling that they did not have sufficient grounds for an arrest, briefly considered questioning a woman named Carin Rosen, who worked as a part-time maid at Wennerstrom's home about his activities.

In the 1860s when the Austrian ambassador complained to the home secretary, Sir George Grey, about Karl Marx and other revolutionaries, he received a brief and dismissive reply: "Under our laws, mere discussion of regicide, so long as it does not concern the Queen of England and so long as there is no definite plan, does not constitute sufficient grounds for the arrest of the conspirators".

Following a protest from Hayes, the helping hands were reasonably deemed sufficient grounds for disqualification.

had not held a hearing to establish sufficient grounds for a ban on Panogen.