Sentence examples for without adequate basis from inspiring English sources

In some cases, we also found that the FBI extended the duration of investigations involving advocacy groups or their members without adequate basis….

"People need to know that any form of discrimination, intimidation or challenge to voters without adequate basis is illegal or improper".

The board issued an order revoking the physician's medical license early this month after determining the diagnosis was hasty and "grossly negligent" because it was made "without adequate basis, and without adequate research and study," according to its ruling.

The report chastised the bureau for having a "weak" rationale for some of its investigations; investigating where there was "little indication of any possible federal crimes"; and extending "the duration of investigations involving advocacy groups or their members without adequate basis".

But Fine said the FBI tactics appeared "troubling" in singling out some of the domestic groups for investigations that lasted up to five years, and were extended "without adequate basis". He also questioned why the FBI continued to maintain investigative files against the groups.

While the letters do not specifically identify the target of the eavesdropping requests, Mr. Mukasey said that the Police Department had sought authority in one of them to eavesdrop on "numerous communications facilities" without providing an adequate basis for their requests.

But the hastily drawn-up remit seems to have been tailored to appease popular outrage, without adequate legal basis.

It is important to note that while the court agreed that Static Control has alleged an adequate basis to proceed under §1125(a), it cannot obtain relief without evidence of injury proximately caused by Lexmark's alleged misrepresentations.

Consequently, without the ability to metabolize formaldehyde, in vitro mutagenicity data may not provide an adequate basis for determining what role, if any, mutations might have played in the development of formaldehyde-induced rat nasal tumors.

There is no adequate basis for this distinction.

Concerning the New York State law that membership in the Communist Party was prima-facie evidence that a teacher was not qualified to remain in the educational system, Brennan emphasized that "mere knowing membership without a specific intent to further the unlawful aims of an organization is not a constitutionally adequate basis for exclusion from such positions as those held by appellants".