用“on the ground that ”造句大全，on the ground that 造句

Colder days, and on the ground that are not green, and left large tracts of Yellow Earth.

The Dachshund Club of America is opposed to wiener-dog racing on the ground that it is hard on the dogs.

You are allowed to transfer the trade-mark to another company only on the ground that the assign must guarantee the quality of the product.

Carmakers have challenged the law, in part on the ground that CO2 was not an air pollutant-a notion the Supreme Court has now quashed.

Mr Falwell castigated the clergy's involvement in the black civil-rights movement on the ground that “preachers are not called to be politicians but to be soul-winners.

After the publication of this photo, it was revealed that the second missile from the right was digitally added to the image in order to conceal a missile on the ground that did not fire.

There are many plants and flowers, next to the green trees green trees, also sat on the grass a few little cat on the ground that they are fishing too!

Flame Mine – Sniper says "Mind your legs…" and sets a trap on the ground that will cause a flare up and stun the target who steps on it (player or monster) for 5 seconds.

All around the world, from Algeria to China, governments are changing the terms of investment in oil and gas, on the ground that they are not receiving their fair share of the profits.

Mollie was not used to getting up early in the morning and had a way of leaving work early on the ground that there was a stone in her hoof.

He tossed on the ground that night.

I hope we really do see the movement on the ground that you give the policy credit for.

They refused to accept the proposal on the ground that it would do more harm than good.

This allows problems to be identified on the ground that otherwise could pose a danger to crew mid-flight.

The Court distinguished those quarantine laws, however, on the ground that in those cases the "very movement" of the articles risked contagion and other evils.

Finally, I would submit, the learned trial judge ought to have disqualified herself on the ground that she had a personal interest in the case.

Delegated legislation can, however, be challenged in the courts on the ground that it is ultra vires, i. e. that the party to whom the power to make laws has been given has acted beyond his powers.

The Family Status Discrimination Ordinance (Cap.527) - enacted in June 1997 - outlaws discrimination against a person on the ground that the person has the responsibility for the care of an immediate family member.

The blue sky, old buildings, plants, peacocks, white doves, even the dry leaves on the ground that I always just glanced past and ignored were special and new to these children.

In 1975 one unit planned to transfer a number of people elsewhere. But they just refused to leave, on the ground that there had been no satisfactory explanation of what they called the rights and wrongs of their transfer.

The judge refused the application on the ground that he had a judicial discretion to examine inadmissible evidence.

He refused to disclose what had been told him, on the ground that it would be a breach of confidence.

Construction of the huge resort was opposed by the Sierra Club on the ground that the Forest Service had violated several federal statutes.

However, Keidanren, the lobby for big business, opposes deregulation on the ground that TEPCO and its ilk ensure a stable supply of electricity.

There are many intact fruits on the ground that can be eaten, but apart from the skin being seeds, the animals in the sour forest are reluctant to pick them up.

Officials of the Food and Drug Administration are considering banning most or all use of silicone breast implants, on the ground that their makers have not submitted adequate safety data.

We are against the irresponsible attitude of attending aloof from things on the ground that they're no concern of ours.

Yet shunning North Korea entirely, on the ground that it keeps on reselling the same horse and never delivers it ready to ride, is not really an option.

For example, if the application can be rejected only on the ground that one of the applicants is a minor, we obviously should perform that check before ordering his or her credit report.

It will apply to the consumption of petrol, gas and coal, but not to electricity, on the ground that France generates 80% of its electricity from almost carbon-free nuclear power.

Keynes suggest that the interest rate be put under the regulation of the monetary authority on the ground that the interest rate in chosed by the latter.

Nothing in this Deed is to be interpreted against a party solely on the ground that the party put forward this Deed or any part of it.

The plan is justified on the ground that the farm can not be divided.

The priests opposed both my fire and life insurance, on the ground that it was an insolent attempt to hinder the decrees of God.

He was released on the ground that he was acting in self-defence

As for rewriting nuclear rules, some governments will resist using the NPT conference to strengthen the badly weakened treaty on the ground that the nuclear powers have still not done enough.

Some people oppose the universities open to the tourists on the ground that it will distract the attention of the students as well as the teachers.

The court of appeals reversed on the ground that the hazardous wastes still were within the bankrupt's estate after the conveyance and continued to present a danger to the public health and safety.