The class scheduler of a training school for a company's service personnel had found his job frustrating because it was always difficult to justify the budget on explicit grounds.
62 An explicit grounding in formal theory is likely to support fuller understanding of how the interventions are expected to make a difference, and to contribute to building a knowledge base for improvement.
If you want this relationship to work for you, you need to communicate with your friend and establish some explicit ground rules.
The opinion of the Court of Appeals is not explicit as respects the grounds for dismissing the complaint under 42 U.S.C. 1985, 42 U.S.C.A. § 1985.
The Veterans Administration (VA), charged with implementing the provisions of the G.I. Bill, denied benefits to blue-discharge veterans, despite the Bill's explicit language that made only a dishonorable discharge grounds for denying benefits to a veteran.
Erotica might be explicit and create sexual arousal, neither of which is grounds for complaint.
The school handbook, he added, is explicit that punishment for theft or vandalism may include expulsion, which is not grounds for a tuition refund.
Though Twitter's announcement in a morning blog post did not make this connection explicit, companies have been scrambling for months to address allegations that their platforms had become breeding grounds for extremist groups.
The communication from the EU on the precautionary principle (European Commission 2000) does specify that "reasonable grounds for concern" are needed to justify action under the precautionary principle, but it neither makes explicit that these grounds will be case-specific nor does it explicitly distinguish between risk, uncertainty, and ignorance.
In so doing, it looks to the explicit while becoming oblivious to the fact that the implicit equally exists as a supporting ground for the explicit, where the explicit is something "obvious" to the senses and the rational mind.
Their grounds for suspicion?
