Sentence examples for based on being able from inspiring English sources

"The strength of Belize's territorial integrity and sovereignty is based on being able to maintain international support for the justness of our cause.

It's not just that I can't play my old favourites, it's that the development of any artform is based on being able to be inspired by other people's work – creations that are more than two or three years old.

In IT, the ability to win big contracts, says Mr Heaney, "is much more based on being able to sit down with the customers, understand what they want, pull in the right partners, and be responsive when things go wrong.

A foreign office spokesman put forward a pedestrian justification of the government's stance based on being able to "fully consider the large volume of relevant material already identified that cannot be disclosed openly without a real risk of causing substantial harm or real damage to the public interest".

"It is based on being able to understand the data in the first place.

However, this optimum solution is based on being able to export 60% of the hot water off campus.

"So we thought, if we can base a movie on not being able to get laid in high school, you could probably base a movie on being able to survive cancer as a young man.

"For centuries we held to this idea that Britain was a unitary state based on Westminster sovereignty, based on parliament being able to do what it wanted.

"They schemed the offense based on him being able to run and throw," Chizik said.

It's such a strange world, because everything is based on trust, being able to leave your things out, and this little boy breaks that social contract.

The developments in all three cities are based on cities being able to maximize and capture the economic value of city real estate.