“On the grounds that” in Japanese
Short answer
On the grounds that in Japanese is “とて” (tote). Full meaning: even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ....
Other ways to say “On the grounds that” in Japanese
どて
dote even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ...
どてっ
dote even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ...
ドテッ
dote even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ...
戸手
tote even; even if ..., even though ...; because ..., as ..., on the grounds that ...
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