Governments are obligated to report to the UN, and, as I have shown, there is a basis on which one can criticize them for not fulfilling their health rights, also with regard to their economic policies.
The nearest they could get to one was the notion of the web as a "platform" – ie a basis on which software and applications could be built.
With legalisation there is a basis on which to start unpicking all of that.
His compromise ruling gives both sides a basis on which they might appeal.
They might finally have a basis on which to build the rest of their team.
But politicians who flit between parties scarcely offer a basis on which to run a stable government.
Finally, in the longer term, if successful, they provide an account and an analysis of the events, and a basis on which future social policy might be built.
Understood in those terms, class not only offers the left a basis on which to analyse society but also provides a strategy with which to change it.
Or, to put it another way, a recognition of class shouldn't be an alternative to combatting oppression so much as a basis on which oppression can be defeated.
And this interim report will serve as a basis on which to take further steps forward to preparing energy efficiency measures for the next decade.
"And then, beyond that, that will give us a basis on which to determine whether there's an additional role that we can play".
