Sentence examples for the obvious grounds from inspiring English sources

Felons, illegal immigrants and mentally ill applicants are barred on the obvious grounds that they could present a heightened risk of violence.

Roy is a fine, prolific writer; but even if we were to be compared on the most obvious grounds – race – we still write out of two very different black traditions.

In the first case the receiving carrier's liability as carrier extends over the whole route, for, on obvious grounds, the principal is liable for the acts of its agent.

In a letter to Keith Vaz, the chairman of the Commons home affairs select committee, the UK Chamber of Shipping's Tim Reardon decries the attempts by immigration ministers "to micromanage businesses' check-in processes" by refusing to relax the checks on the busiest days, saying there are few obvious grounds for confidence that the Home Office would act in the best interests of passengers.

So the most obvious ground rule is that when a work's creators are still around, what they say goes.

Agricultural cooperation is the most obvious ground for scientific collaborations, but potential for scientific relationships exists in other fields.

Obvious grounds include the inability of other scientists to read the article or the poor quality of the research.

His childhood in a west London suburb gave the young Declan Patrick MacManus no obvious grounds for complaint.

The NCAA agreed across the board with that finding, and it was clearly excessive, so we're gonna appeal this, and one of the options or clear reasons for appeal is that the penalty is excessive in its discretion and we believe we have obvious grounds there".

The thinking was that if they changed their strategy too significantly, it would be obvious grounds for an appeal later on.

"Absolute privilege has been conceded on obvious grounds of public policy to insure freedom of speech where it is essential that freedom of speech should exist.