As in Vietnam, the more troops we deploy and the more adversaries we kill (along with civilians), the quicker their losses are made good and the more their ranks grow, since it's our very presence, our operations and our support of a regime without legitimacy that is the prime basis for their recruiting.
Insulin deficiency is the prime basis of all diabetic manifestations and agents that can bring about insulin secretion would be of pivotal significance for cure of diabetes.
Easy-to- borrow shares like Microsoft would earn a prime broker 25 basis points of interest, but hard-to-borrow foreign stocks could generate four times that.
The president is also required to appoint a prime minister, on the basis of the balance of power in the parliament.
A leading figure in the retail and consumer industry, who did not want to be named, added: "On what basis can a prime minister, who has no popular acclamation either through party members or a general election, pursue policies unconnected to the manifesto on which her party was elected?
The cost of carrying a prime mortgage is up 100 basis points, while adjustable-rate paper now ratchets higher too.
We are now interested in computing the value adjustments for interest rate derivatives, and focus on basis swaps as a prime example of a post-crisis product.
Mackay tried to sign Taylor on a permanent basis for Watford, and has made him a prime target for Cardiff.
Then punch one of three buttons-- once," "weekly" or "daily"--depending on whether you want to record a show once (such as a movie or sporting event), on a weekly buttons-- once a prime-time series) or on a daily buttons-- once a soap opera).
An example of an instantial term in natural language would be occurrences of 'n' when one supposes that n is an arbitrary prime number and on the basis of subsequently establishing the claim that n is F, one concludes that all prime numbers are F. Or given that some prime number is F, one might let n be "a prime that is F" and go on to establish certain other claims "about" n.
