Sentence examples for based on correct information from inspiring English sources
The relationship between facts and opinions is thus one of mutual entailment: if opinions were not based on correct information and the free access to all relevant facts they could scarcely claim any validity.
A considerable amount of work will be needed before 2018 to ensure that any boundary changes for 2020 elections will be based on correct information.
This way, when their adult kids ask for input about child support, custody, division of assets and debt, it will be based on correct information.
All Mr. Lee asks of the Court is that it reopen his criminal case so that it can be resolved properly and fairly based on correct information regarding the critical immigration implications for him of different possible dispositions of his case.
To address maternal mortality, effective preventive measures must be based on correct information.
H is the point of intersection of the CCD plane and the line from C to O. L3 data include observed variables (i.e., radiance or brightness temperature) and geometry data (i.e., incidence, emission, phase, and azimuthal angles) calculated based on corrected pointing information determined by the ellipse-fitting technique (Fig. 4).
Relative support for these variables was evaluated based on corrected Akaike information theoretic values (AIC c, Burnham and Anderson 2002).
The prices of securities at any time are based on correct evaluation of all information available at that time.
Although it is obvious that registration and retrieval of patient information from the DNPR must be based on correct SKS codes, this task is not always easy.
We felt power was based on correct knowledge, correct knowledge was based on asking questions.
Could that personal history have had anything to do with how he struck the balance in the Indiana case? (Justice Stevens told The Wall Street Journal that he still thinks his opinion was correct based on the information available to the court at the time, but that "as a matter of history," Justice David H. Souter's dissenting opinion "was dead right").
