Sentence examples for usual grounds from inspiring English sources

He said the usual grounds for withdrawal were a defendant's failure to receive adequate legal advice or to understand the consequences of a guilty plea.

Human-rights activists and legal experts have noted that Ms Hurtado was not subject to political persecution, the usual grounds for an asylum request, but rather a criminal investigation.

asking this question: "If the share issuance and other lock-ups are knocked out on the usual grounds, would it endanger the financial system and therefore they should still be validated".

The usual grounds for such withdrawals are to pay for an account holder's or a dependent's medical care or tuition, or to prevent eviction from or foreclosure on the account holder's primary home.

It was marketed to a terrified public on the usual grounds of self-defense against an awesome threat to survival: the "single question", George W Bush and Tony Blair declared, was whether Saddam Hussein would end his programs of developing weapons of mass destruction.

Participants discussed positive examples of situations where fishing or tourism operators were permitted to access alternative sites, temporarily, when their usual grounds were impacted by flooding or cyclone events.

Their conversation is easy, covering at first the usual ground.

But its presence introduced some complications to the usual ground rules which required elaboration.

Rather than let that word cover the usual ground, let's examine it.

Such pretrial publicity is the usual ground on which changes of venue are sought and occasionally granted.

"You can't assume it's the usual ground beef or fresh produce," said Dr. David Acheson, associate commissioner for foods at the Food and Drug Administration.