Sentence examples for ahead based on the from inspiring English sources

At present there is no minimum turnout for strike ballots, meaning that stoppages can go ahead based on the votes of relatively small numbers.

"Business confidence is taking a much gloomier view of the outlook ahead, based on the hard landing in the euro zone and growing signs of slowdown in the global recovery.

And he anticipates many productive years ahead, based on the principle that the best way to insure longevity is to pick your parents carefully.

From the start of the Second World War in 1939, the Commission organized grave registration units and, planning ahead based on the experience gained from the First World War, earmarked land for use as cemeteries.

Improved understanding of the challenges of survivorship will enable cancer patients (if they wish) to receive more detailed, individualised information about the symptoms and psychosocial difficulties they may face ahead, based on the self-reported experiences of other similar patients.

The members of the inquiry initially concluded that the station should be given the go-ahead, based on the grounds that a more suitable site could not be decided upon.

At his death he had just completed "La Noche de Enfrente" ("The Night Ahead"), based on stories by the Chilean writer Hernán del Solar.

Denying the explanatory power of evolution, the only legitimate organizing system in biology, would later force the children of Texas to unlearn religious dogma and learn true biology while their competitors race ahead based on an understanding of the true principle of biology -- evolution.

When people are blindfolded, the brain has to plot a course for straight ahead based on limited information, including input from the vestibular system, which informs the sense of balance, and movement sensors in the muscles and joints.

It would mean the top four teams were all closely matched, and hard to separate, but possibly with McLaren slightly ahead (based on Button's first-day time on the dirty track), closely followed by the Ferrari, which is clearly much tidier aerodynamically than last year, then the Red Bull and Lotus.

The company suggests that investors plan on 8.4percentt in the years ahead, based on its analysis of 37 overlapping 15-year periods since 1950.