Sentence examples for based on experiences by from inspiring English sources

Based on experiences by many families across our country, I believe that law enforcement will use this law as a tool not to curb child abuse but to extort parents into cooperating with them and to extracting more guilty pleas, as they have when they've taken children away from loving, responsible parents who also happen to be legitimate medical marijuana patients.

Some narratives, however, are intimate and personal, based on experiences and commitments made by individuals independently of social expectation.

This study is based on experiences of residents affected by the 2009 lahar disaster but incorporates analysis of institutional interventions realized in the region during the months and years after the event.

The main characteristics of the trajectory design of space observatory missions in the Earth Sun libration point region is highlighted, based on experiences gained in work performed by the authors on ESA missions.

This paper seeks to investigate societal and health system barriers hindering such efforts based on experiences gained from GDM projects supported by the World Diabetes Foundation (WDF).

The construction of questionnaires was based on experiences gained from surveys carried out by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Community Oral Health Programmes and Research, University of Copenhagen http://www.who.int/oral_health.

Identification of the vehicle at the accident scene is done based on experience and by looking for a label on the car or a power outlet.

Many contemporary plans and policies to manage the rural-urban divide in developing countries are still based on experience and theory developed by Western scholars before China began to urbanize rapidly in the 1980s at a scale and pace unique in human history.

Boas's views became the orthodoxy of anthropology through M. J. Herskovits' "principle of cultural relativism" stating: "Judgments are based on experience, and experience is interpreted by each individual in terms of his own enculturation" (Herskovits 1955 15).

In the current studies, the approximate 80 mg/kg/day dose used was based on experience where such a dose by a majority of ARIs either prevented or significantly delayed diabetic cataract formation as illustrated by the laboratories of Kador [28], [29], [58] and Kinoshita [59], [60], [61].

The strengths of the study are that it is based on experience of using the systems by the patients' own practitioners in a usual care context.