Sentence examples for unclear grounds from inspiring English sources

The KSF has been punished "for operating on unclear grounds" and will bear the appellant's costs.

Potentially interesting work is disqualified, on unclear grounds, before the question of "good or meh" even arises.

A karstic deposit near Lake Tsimanampetsotsa (dated to the Late Pliocene or Early Pleistocene on unclear grounds) contained three species of Macrotarsomys, including a very large one that may well be M. petteri.

It is unclear on what grounds they made their decision.

It is believed that Aiba plans to take legal action against Kim in Switzerland, where its headquarters are based, but it is as yet unclear on what grounds.

Chilcot describes this assertion as "perfunctory", dryly observing: "It is unclear what specific grounds Mr Blair relied upon in reaching his view"; a view that was not even formally recorded.

Carl Bildt, the former Swedish prime minister, has said "de facto ejection" is a possibility unless Britain gets a move on, but it is unclear on what grounds that could happen.

Indeed it is unclear what legal grounds America might have for so doing.The Headquarters Agreement with the UN signed in 1947 calls on America swiftly to grant visas to all attendees.

For one thing, it is unclear what exactly grounds the monism of functionalism in Anomalous Monism, the monism is derived in an a priori fashion from Davidson's three principles, but it often seems to be simply an assumption within the functionalist framework (Fodor 1974, but again, see Lewis 1966).

Let us suppose that we shall never have the Final Theory of Everything before us at least in our lifetime and that we also remain unclear (on physical/experimental grounds) as to whether that Final Theory will be of a type that can or cannot be deterministic.

Similarly unclear are our grounds for assessing campus speakers and students in the classroom.