Sentence examples for explaining the grounds from inspiring English sources
It is simply the process of explaining the grounds (gu) for distinguishing something as "this" or "not-this".
Government officials must strictly respond to the application within 30 days, either by providing the required information or explaining the grounds for refusing it.
Before the performances started, the violinist Daniel Phillips of the Orion quartet gave a chatty introduction explaining the "ground rules" of fugue writing.
"You can't be using race or ethnicity as a factor in admission," said Richard Zansitis, the university's general counsel, in explaining the ground rules of Hopwood, which could serve the Supreme Court as a blueprint.
(He said he had his United States visa taken away six years ago over what he calls "allegations"; United States officials are not required to explain the grounds for denial of a visa).
The journal apologised for the response, and also for an email to the authors that explained the grounds for rejection were "the qulaity [sic] of the manuscript is por [sic] issues on methodologies and presentation of resulst [sic]".
The answer, of course, is "yes, absolutely!", but many voters don't see it that way and Clinton has not really explained the grounds for confidence in a different strategy.
UNICEF Representative in the country Alan Brody explains the grounds on which the proposal has been turned down.
