1.   A third preliminary task was to prepare the ground for the recruitment of support workers.

2.   All they can do is to ensure that the Decision-maker did have some reasonable grounds for his action.

3.   Although these are legitimate grounds for unease, solutions are far from straight forward because of the diversity of quangos.

4.   Besides this ground for nullity, other grounds traditionally have been applied even to Marriages performed in the church.

5.   By the fifteenth century they seem to have become dumping grounds for unwanted, unmarriageable or troublesome genteel ladies of little fortune.

6.   Cereals for human consumption have not been ground for some years.

7.   Chretien continues to be more popular than unpopular, although he has given voters some ground for displeasure.

8.   Despite the apparent vagueness of this term, courts have ruled that it is a valid ground for dismissing teachers.