It is speciesism above all else that interrupts me, because it is so clearly the true ground for my meat-eating justification.
When T. H. Green set out in 1879 "to discover the true ground or justification for obedience to law," for example, he was looking for more than prudence alone can provide.
Asked by a reporter from The Hill if the claims in the Comey memo would, if true, be grounds for impeaching the President, Amash replied, "Yes," before adding, "But everybody gets a fair trial in this country".
In any case, there was nothing novel about the problem Green addressed in his lectures: "to discover the true ground or justification for obedience to law" (Green 1986, p. 13).
The company is emphasising the fact that this is the first true ground-up Bentley design for several decades; the cheaper Continental range shares parts with the most expensive Volkswagens and Audis, while the Arnage and its predecessors were based on Rolls-Royce models before Rolls-Royce and Bentley went their separate ways in 1998.
We also discovered during the process of utilizing ortho-photos to ascertain true-ground location for large multi-unit parcels and buildings that these locations benefitted from manual adjustment that corrects the position to the physical location of the building through the use of scanned and georeferenced parcel/unit building layouts.
In the recent laments against the proliferation of amateur-engineers, Ph.D. programs are often cited as the solution, but the true training ground for software's elite has always been a high-performance startup.
Both the hidden assets and the use of a false name, if true, would be grounds for conviction on a charge of graft.
has said that if the allegations in a memo Comey leaked last month are true, they are grounds for impeachment. .
But every option has complications: detours, delays, transfers, distractions and wind resistance are as true for ground as for air.
