Sentence examples for unambiguous grounds from inspiring English sources

-- Pardoning former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort would be unambiguous grounds for impeachment.

We also collect a large data set of real images with unambiguous ground-truth boundaries for evaluation.

Alcohol Focus Scotland chief executive Dr Evelyn Gillan said: "The Court of Session has issued a clear, unambiguous judgment, and finds no grounds for the drinks industry's action against the Scottish Government.

"Many oppose germ-line modification on the grounds that permitting even unambiguous therapeutic intervention could start us down a path towards non-therapeutic genetic enhancement.

The general added: "We defected after our superior gave us an unambiguous order to shoot everything on the ground". "We didn't want to kill our own civilians," Shawamra explained.

So first off, I agree that it's unacceptable for Apple to reject applications on discretionary grounds and without any "clear and unambiguous rules," as Speirs puts it, as to what will and will not be accepted.

"Our uniformed soldiers' testimony has been unambiguous and voluminous: Crusader is required for protecting ground forces," Mr. Watts said.

More precisely, in order to locate damaged grounding riser(s) and/or grounding grid conductor(s), this paper is focused on novel unambiguous criteria for post-processing of raw-data collected from the measurements.

The results are unambiguous; in a hybrid three-phase sampling framework, both the ground-air and air-satellite model variance components are significant and should be taken into account.

In other words, we need to collect a corpus of web pages, define a set of unambiguous category labels, and confirm that observers agree on the ground truth labeling of those web pages' categories.

The two-negative-quarters-of-growth definition is clear and unambiguous: in the past, I have expressed support for it on those grounds.