Sentence examples for wider grounds from inspiring English sources

On wider grounds of the traditional recognition of the deity in American political life, Olson could point to the words "In God We Trust," put on our coins in Lincoln's time.

We envisage being able to see performance in respect to several benchmarks at the same time, to offer wider grounds for comparison, instead of on part per time.

Israeli tanks were gathering on the border for what may be a wider ground operation.

This would signal a determination to destroy Hamas's strongholds completely.The possibility of a wider ground war has spurred outside efforts to broker a ceasefire.

Israel has been massing tanks and soldiers at Gaza's borders, which some fear could signal a wider ground offensive that would cause heavy casualties.

Tribal sources in the north-east of the mountainous country have reported a build-up of government forces some say backed by American troops in anticipation of a wider ground sweep in search of al-Qaeda renegades.

Though the Council approved the requirement for wider ground-floor doorways -- along with rules mandating wood blocking behind bathroom walls to support future installation of grab bars, and the placement of electrical outlets and light switches at heights reachable from a wheelchair -- it asked for more information about the no-step entrances.

The wider ground appears to have been adopted by the Court of Appeal in Bannister v Bannister.

The wider ground extends to attempting to renege on the promise made during the testator's lifetime, even when his intention at the time of making the promise may have been to fulfill the testator's wishes.

The council can revoke the licence of a newspaper on wide grounds open to subjective interpretation.

But it still has some traditional Pontiac styling touches, like a twin-port grille, cat's-eye headlamps and wide, ground-hugging stance.