Sentence examples for upon these grounds from inspiring English sources

It is upon these grounds that I am disposed to come to the same conclusion with the late Master of the Rolls.

Upon these grounds it was adjudged that the parties did not stand equal before the law, and did not receive its equal protection.

Upon these grounds the Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Railroad Company (the present name of the Ca non City Company), and Alling and others, appellees, moved the court that the stipulation for the submission of these causes, upon printed arguments, be cancelled and discharged, such printed arguments withdrawn from the files, and the appeals dismissed.

Upon these grounds the rich are always in favor of war, and when they have succeeded in bringing on a war, they are often powerful enough with ministers of war and parliaments and congresses to force the maximum of loans and to reduce taxation to a minimum by every possible intrigue and argument.

If a contract be objectionable in itself upon these grounds, or if it become so in its execution, the municipality may, in the exercise of its police power, regulate the manner in which it may be carried out, or may abrogate it entirely, upon the principle that it cannot bind itself to any course of action which shall prove deleterious to the health or morals of its inhabitants.

Upon these grounds it has become possible to measure growth attributes of single genotypes and quantitatively predict the outcome of competitions, whether or not they occurred in the constant, single nutrient-limited worlds of chemostats [ 2, 3] or the changing, seasonal world of batch cultures [ 4].

It is unnecessary to decide upon the adequacy of these grounds.

Upon the grounds stated, we think the two cases stand upon very different reasons.

HARLAN, GRAY, and BREWER, JJ., dissented upon the grounds stated in their opinion in Leisy v. Hardin, ante, 681.

As a charming gem, many residents run their very own businesses located upon the grounds.

The facts of the case fully appear in the following statement by Mr. Justice BROWN: This was a motion to dismiss the writs of error in these cases upon the ground that no federal question was involved.