Sentence examples for a secure basis. from inspiring English sources

There is a growing consensus that randomised controlled clinical trial (RCT) provide a secure basis for determining treatment effects.

"As I said last night, Britain needs strong, stable, decisive government and it is in the national interest that we get that on a secure basis.

"Baden-Württemberg has a lot of industry, so people are budgeting on a secure basis – it's not pure misery," says Schmid.

The purpose of the Hexapla was to provide a secure basis for debate with rabbis to whom the Hebrew alone was authoritative.

In the Loci communes of 1535 Melanchthon sought to put the fact of the coexistence of justification and good works in the believer on a secure basis by declaring the latter "necessary" to eternal life.

Craig Smith explores Ferguson's thought, and examines his attempt to develop a genuine moral science and its place in providing a secure basis for the virtuous education of the new elite of Hanoverian Britain.

For these reasons, and since a property-owning democracy also secures the fair value of equal political liberties and fair equality of opportunities, a property-owning democracy provides a more secure basis for citizens' sense of self-respect (the remaining primary social good covered by the difference principle in part) than does welfare-state capitalism.

Audiences at "Bonnie and Clyde" are not given a simple, secure basis for identification; they are made to feel but are not told how to feel.

Shortly after Iker's cancer was diagnosed, Flores went to see Julie Nemecek, an immigration lawyer in Columbus, to ask about her options for establishing a more secure basis for remaining in the United States.

The validation of the hypotheses expected from ethnographic and historical data that quantitative soils-based evidence allows the definition of variations in manuring strategies and provides a more secure basis from which to interpret manuring management strategies in archaeological landscapes.

The aim is to establish The Space on a "more secure basis", explains Alan Davey, chief executive of the Arts Council: he is setting aside £8m from a digital fund to support the platform over the next two to three years, following a period of evaluation with the BBC.