用on the grounds of造句子，“on the grounds of”造句

I had to retire on medical grounds/on the grounds of ill health, ie because I was ill.

The most suitable choice on the grounds of experience and ability was Sir Keith Joseph.

The author felt aBused by his agent on the grounds of neglect and indifference.

His former chauffeur is claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of racial discrimination.

She was granted a divorce on the grounds of unreasonable behavior by her husband.

A Siberian and Alaskan Husky farm with 400 dogs is housed on the grounds of the resort.

A is applying for divorce on the grounds of long term separation and emotional detachment resulting in the relationship breakdown.

There is no doubt that these ideas on the grounds of Han Fei's thinking had a major impact.

The use of electrostatic theorem to explain chemical bonding has been criticized on the grounds of that it hides the important role of kinetic energy in bonding.

In the summer of 2004, Holdbrooks left guantanamo and was later discharged from the army on the grounds of a "general personality disorder".

Yun Xueqing and Shen Yu visited her during the period, but Jinrong let the maid back on the grounds of curing illness.

Indeed, some students now invite their teachers on the grounds of invitation in order to pass the exam or get special care.

Although they are seldom transmitted orally, certain written traditional rhymes qualify as folklore on the grounds of traditionality, variation, and anonymity.

Therefore, this article attempts to probe into the rationality and legitimacy basis of secret detection measures on the grounds of academic basis and the premise of government by law.

However, when he proposed to his mother to move to the new residence, he was strongly opposed by his mother. He refused his son's kindness on the grounds of his habitual residence.

principle of non-discrimination on the grounds of gender

He denies murder on the grounds of provocation.

He refused to attend the meeting on the grounds of ill-health.

They argued against extending the factory on the grounds of cost.

She sued for divorce on the grounds of her husband's alleged misconduct with his secretary.

Mr Palocci refuses to give details of who paid him, or for what, on the grounds of client confidentiality.

Manchester United has been successful in appealing Fabio da Silva's booking at Barnsley on the grounds of mistaken identity.

An adhesive wear model based on fractal parameter is derived on the grounds of adhesive wear theory by modifying the M-B fractal contact model.

This game is similar to Cangbao. One student will find where is the hidden picture on the grounds of his classmates' high or low voice of pronunciation.

In contrast, most educated people blind their own well-being to that of nature and try to preserve nature on the grounds of self-preservation.

The government confirmed the hiring of Yana Lapikova to join the pool of Putin's official photographers as an intern but insisted she had been chosen on the grounds of her personal qualities alone.

BAODING, China - One night in late October, a college student named Chen Xiaofeng was in-line skating with a friend on the grounds of Hebei University in central China.

He was dismissed on the grounds of negligence.

He was found not guilty of murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

A few months later, I filed a divorce lawsuit on the grounds of adultery.

All the living former Presidents came to President Nixon's funeral on the grounds of his presidential library and birthplace.

Nowadays, parents can no longer roughly interfere with their children's freedom of marriage on the grounds of being on the same page.

He concedes that a case could be made against the war on the grounds of legality, the human cost, unforeseen consequences and so forth.

Anybody who did anything in America up to1900 was liable to be made into a film... on the grounds of being a pioneer.

Time reports Beijing on the grounds of USA "Chicago Tribune "on August 2, Los Angeles Lakers manages affairs ball star section actually is thoroughly discredited by person ejection than · Bulaiente has become the guest that the night club does not welcome.

The violence of the revolutionary years was justifiable on the grounds of political necessity.

The reconsideration of establishing the economy thoroughfare for the metropolises of GUANGXI on the grounds of ‘the corridor economy’;

A small house on the grounds of an estate or a park, used by a caretaker or gatekeeper.

Unlike the Little Rock Nine, few remember those students' names, nor do they have a statue on the grounds of the state capitol.

Abdul Rahim Wardak spoke to reporters on the grounds of the Defense Ministry about his recent visit to the Pentagon, where he met his U.S. counterpart and other American officials.

You can argue against extending the airport on the grounds of cost.

This is because, even were it not cheap and plentiful, gas would be attractive simply on the grounds of cleanliness.

A secretary in the White House Office informed Samaranch that President Reagan could not meet him that day on the grounds of "bad weather".

He qualifies for help on the grounds of disability.

I feel a kind of light-day silver charm silver charm of days on the grounds of the so-called optical fiber!

a guesthouse on the grounds of the mansion.

S: But still I'm afraid that in case of damage or pilferage, the insurance company might refuse indemnification on the grounds of improper packing.

The general's lawyer said he would appeal against the decision on Monday on the grounds of his client's poor health.

And because employees claiming unfair dismissal on the grounds of discrimination are entitled to much higher payouts than those with standard claims, the strain on employers could be immense.

It is illegal for employers to discriminate against employees on the grounds of race or nationality.