on grounds of

Having frequently used the GS1000 (original) in such a situation, we're in no doubt that the PS1000 beats it on grounds of neutrality.

New legislation may have to be introduced if clubs are to be prevented from debarring people from membership on grounds of race or color.

The Justice Department asked for his conviction to be voided on grounds of prosecutorial misconduct.

By Friday night this prospect had faded and Mr Hatoyama decided to sack her instead, on grounds of intransigence.

A state government cannot reject a nuclear facility within its borders on grounds of safety; only the NRC can do so.

Arguing almost solely on grounds of economic efficiency, they generally gloss over the ethical arguments or dismiss them entirely.

the bill would make it unlawful to discriminate on grounds of race , colour or national or ethnic origin.

Perhaps he cannot give way on grounds of self-defence, which threatens him with rigidity.

I had to leave work on grounds of ill health.

An European Union national could not be deported only on grounds of his crime.

Will the Party of No again allow medical insurance companies to deny treatment to patients on grounds of pre-existing conditions?

His call follows a succession of interventions by rich country governments to block foreign takeovers on grounds of national interest.

Among these qualities, I place first the pacific temper, which seeks to settle disputes on grounds of justice rather than by force.

The measure was part of the overall strategy to curb smoking in Singapore on grounds of public health.

Camilla Parker Bowles divorced Andrew Parker Bowles in 1995 on grounds of having lived apart for two years.

bring you to court on grounds of false advertising!

and where the shares are purchased on grounds of Subparagraph (2) or (4), such shares shall be transferred or cancelled within six months.

The French government justifies its expulsion of the Roma on grounds of security.

Too many foreigners slip in as tourists and then try to remain on grounds of marriage.

There is, however, one final version of the claim that every criminal action is excusable on grounds of the sickness of the actor.

Student visas can be denied on grounds of national security.

The plan had to be abandoned on grounds of cost.

On grounds of enlightened self-interest, Mr Obama should therefore be commended.

Perhaps I should write to the Westminster Council, like you did, on grounds of accuracy.

There r good & bad people in all groups or places. for the acts of bad by some we cannot generalise on grounds of physical boundaries.

Prejudice on grounds of race is the most basic denial of equal opportunities.

In Greece there is a law against sacking government workers solely on grounds of poor performance.

It is illegal to discriminate on grounds of race , gender , sex or religion.

In fact, employers discriminate on grounds of genders.

That was blocked by a branch of the Chinese government on grounds of national security.

Mrs Carter later divorced her husband on grounds of deserting his family while they were on the Titanic.

If that is true, and as the law is silent on discrimination on grounds of hand preference, should employers try to hire more left-handers?

the defendant then has to justify it, usually on grounds of truth or fairness.

And still it rejected 40 per cent on grounds of poor health and bad teeth.

He left on grounds of ill health.

Procedure on the Moving of Motion for the Withdrawal of Member or Disallowance of Vote on Grounds of Direct Pecuniary Interest

prohibit demonstrations on grounds of national security

Withdrawal of Member or Disallowance of Vote on Grounds of Direct Pecuniary Interest

Passage granted on grounds of hardship

On grounds of public policy