Examples of using On the grounds that in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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have been expected from his local education authority, but he was refused support on the grounds that his father had not been a British citizen for long enough.
Serious concerns regarding the ethics of growing biodiesel in developing countries and importing the fuel to Europe have been raised on the grounds that they may replace much needed food crops.
That's partly because Bavarians are equally opposed to market-skewing big government and monopolistic businesses, on the grounds that both stifle competition.
At whatever point you are rude to your body you are losing contact with reality, on the grounds that your body is your contact,
To justify a sinner on the grounds that he had made up his mind according to the plain facts would be to make salvation the result of the workings of a common law of the mind as applicable to Judas as to Paul.
He also ordered the Philippine Navy to cancel joint patrols with the U.S. Navy in the South China Sea, on the grounds that these activities could be construed by China as a provocative act and make it more difficult to peacefully resolve the territorial dispute.
This clause was objected to on the grounds that as people changed the license to reflect their name or organization it led to escalating advertising requirements when programs
Father Lorenzo, who spent much of his life in Chicago, suffered a stroke in 1996, after which it seems that the archbishop took total control of his brother's part of the finances, on the grounds that Father Lorenzo was not able to do so.
choice are very threatened, particularly on the grounds that the choice is truly two choices since you have to pick the tattoo and where to get it on your body.
Italian media outlets published a lengthy letter the pontiff had written the founders, insisting that they reject a $1.2 million donation from the Argentine government on the grounds that seeking that kind of funding might lead them down a“slippery slope” of corruption.
I know that it can be very'easy, under the intensive pressures of a campaign, for even well-lntentioned people m fall into shady tactics to rationalize this on the grounds that what is at stake is of such importance m the Nation that the end justifies the means.
I thought they would help us on crucial votes, despite the fact that their credentials were subject to challenge on the grounds that the delegation did not have as much racial, gender, and age diversity as
It was started by the National Confectionery Industry Association as an"answer day" to Valentine's Day on the grounds that men should pay back the women who gave them chocolate
I know that it can be very easy, under the intensive pressures of a campaign, for even well-intentioned people to fall into shady tactics, to rationalize this on the grounds that what is at stake is of such importance to the Nation that the end justifies the means.
In 2007 an Argentine judge ordered her arrest over the forced disappearance of an activist in February 1976, on the grounds that the disappearance was authorized by her signing of decrees allowing Argentina's armed forces to take action against"subversives".
Had you mentioned Japan, asked me about its culture, you might even have detected a trace of imp atience enter my manner as I declared my ignorance on the grounds that I hadn't set foot in that country- not even for a holiday- since leaving it at the age of five.
Shortly after the law was passed, questions arose about the legal status of marriage to non-Spaniards after a Spaniard and an Indian national living in Catalonia were denied a marriage license on the grounds that India did not permit same-sex marriage.
its proper conclusion would be palpable injustice; to justify a sinner on the grounds that he had made up his mind according to the plain facts would be to make salvation the result of the workings of a common law of the mind as applicable to Judas as to Paul.
primarily on the grounds that if we did not build a commercial model that generated enough revenue to make the network self-supporting--that in the long term, the government would