Sentence examples for based essentially from inspiring English sources

This great array of international institutions is based essentially on the settlements of 1945 to 1950.

"The relationship between the tax authorities and the taxpayers starts afresh with a renewed dialogue that will be based essentially on trust," the ministry said.

It is also based essentially on whim, often strange whims; you are unlikely ever to see a woman walking down the street in Galliano's corset of duchess satin, which is embroidered with nearly a thousand micro-crystals made by Lesage.

When Greenland, a country with a population smaller than that of Uxbridge and an economy based essentially on a single industry (fishing), withdrew from the EU in 1985, it took three years to negotiate its future relationship with the bloc.

The culmination of 18th-century Rationalism was found in the works of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724 1804), but his was a rationalism modified to leave room for religion, which he based essentially on ethics.

23): This piece shows that researchers seem to hold the common belief that same-sex and opposite-sex emotional and erotic attractions are based essentially on the same kinds of feelings for members of both sexes.

Based essentially on a dialect of the type that was eventually called Arcado-Cypriot, it shows great uniformity in time (during the two centuries or thereabouts covered by documents) and in space (from Knossos to Thebes).

Liberalism, based essentially on concession to "legitimate grievances," is no answer.

This approach typically relies upon cross-country econometric analysis based essentially on large panel data sets.

The explanations are based essentially on the PIV images and the direct visualization of the process.

The management of medication overuse headache (MOH) is based essentially on the withdrawal of the overused drug(s).