Sentence examples for based on chapter from inspiring English sources

The "Daniel fast" is based on Chapter 1 of the Book of Daniel, in the Old Testament, in which Daniel eats only vegetables and drinks only water.

The discussion of what is or will be required to implement any strategy based on Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection must include a long- term view of how this city will be able to rebound if all potential assets are bartered away in this process.

[For the record, 3 07 p.m. PDT: An earlier version of this post incorrectly said that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed the notion that the U.N. Security Council should pass a resolution based on Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter as "absurd". The word he used was "abstract".].

And he dismissed the notion that the U.N. Security Council should pass a resolution based on Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter -- which authorizes the use of force to maintain peace -- to enforce the U.S.-Russian plan for impounding and destroying Syria's chemical weapons.

Transition probabilities for the Markov model are shown in Tables 1 and 2. The likelihood of being transferred to the hospital from the SNF for patients both under the median staffing and recommended staffing scenarios was based on Chapter 2 of the CMS Report to Congress on appropriateness of minimum nurse staffing ratios in nursing homes [ 5].

If the recent US election wasn't timely enough, the movie is based on several chapters from Doris Kearns Goodwin's Team of Rivals, which was cited by Barack Obama as the inspiration for the selection of his first cabinet in 2009.

"Freakonomics," the $2.9 million film that reaches theaters this Friday, is an anthology based on different chapters of the book, with the four segments each filmed by a different director and glued together with interstitial interviews of Mr. Levitt and Mr. Dubner and animation by Seth Gordon ("The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters").

Both are based on two chapters of John Atlas's new book Seeds of Change, The Story of ACORN, America's Most Controversial Antipoverty Community Organizing Group, Vanderbilt University Press.

We initially identified three environmental domains, air, water and land, based on selected chapters from the United States (U.S).

From what he has seen, he said, students get by with a hodgepodge of materials based on chapters photocopied from textbooks in the library, paperback workbooks and handouts from professors.

Cookbooks, on the other hand, have semi-structured content based on chapters and recipes [5, 44, 45].