Sentence examples for vague grounds from inspiring English sources

The judge found that officers often relied on impermissibly vague grounds such as "furtive" movements.

This lasted all of 55 hours before her mother railroaded an annulment on vague grounds of incompatibility.

In the meantime, Iran maintains a bifurcated legal system that can charge people on vague grounds of un-Islamic behavior or unrevolutionary activities.

There have been some alarming signs in recent months most obviously the proposals to allow the new government to restrict demonstrations on vague grounds of "national security".

"One suspects," concludes Lingeman on rather vague grounds, that in fact an envious Melville drew away from Hawthorne, whose stock had risen as Melville's had bottomed out.

It promotes freedom of speech, which means an end to Egypt's quarter-century-old emergency laws that prohibit gatherings of more than five people and permit prosecutions on such vague grounds as besmirching the country's image.

Secret societies, or triads, have long flourished in China, occupying a vague ground that included anti-dynastic activities, mutual help societies and outright criminality.

Theresa May's image "refresh" had lost her one of the few ministers with a vague grounding in reality that she had.

The jailing of Mr. Fong is the latest of several cases involving the arrest of Chinese-born Americans on vague security grounds.

The unexplained detention of Li Shaomin, a naturalized citizen, follows several other incidents in which Chinese-born scholars with United States ties have been held on vague security grounds.

"The inspections and searches launched against the Russian NGO community and conducted on vague legal grounds are worrisome since they seem to be aimed at further undermining civil society in the country," she said in a statement.