Sentence examples for based on a particularly from inspiring English sources
President Obama's solicitor general, Donald Verrilli Jr., will be calling on the court to toss out the case based on a particularly cynical Catch-22: Because the wiretaps are secret and no one can say for certain that their calls have been or will be monitored, no one has standing to bring suit over the surveillance.
Many of the companies that went public during that era were neither profitable nor based on a particularly sound business model.
The universal collaborative engineering e-Hub developed within the EU research project e-HUBs (e-Engineering enabled by Holonomic and Universal Broker Services) provides engineering services to facilitate collaborative project planning based on a particularly designed functional architecture and supporting technologies.
The statistics are shaky: at the time, YouGov reported that 71percentt of 18 to 24-year-olds voted for Remain, but this was later found to be based on a particularly small poll of only 5,000 adults.
Judaism, being a highly decentralized system, deliberately allows a wide variation of beliefs, and few Jewish leaders would try to make a case in a secular legislature for the entire Jewish community, particularly one based on a very narrow reading of halacha, or Jewish law.
A key consideration when developing any potential new antimicrobial strategy, particularly one based on a broad-spectrum agent, is its impact on resistance and whether modifying the existing microbiome creates niches for additional, emerging pathogens.
Particularly not one based on a document that comes out of London or New York.
This paper proposes a head control mouse based on a triaxial inertial sensor particularly focused on infants with cerebral palsy (CP).
Recent developments on its continuum description based on a non-linear analysis particularly useful for studying self-organization and coarsening are described together with other theoretical frameworks.
Similar to most qualitative research in rare diseases, conclusions drawn from the current study are based on a small sample size, particularly with respect to the number of physicians interviewed.
The European Court of Human Rights took a decision some time ago when they said "tapping and other forms of interception of telephone conversations represent a serious interference with private life and correspondence and must accordingly be based on a law that is particularly precise.
