Sentence examples for based on having the from inspiring English sources

"The selection was based on having the freshest team as possible for the weekend," he said.

The economic model is based on having the maximum possible number of women in the club.

"The strength of the Catholic league is not based on having the best players, best teams, best coaches, but it's the best league," he said.

Manning's contract will also present some challenges because he will command the salary of a No. 1 overall pick and the Giants have a rookie salary cap based on having the No. 4 pick.

Engineers say the people who manage the transmission system set limits on how much power can be pumped through a particular line based on having the system survive a single failure, not an unexpected combination of failures.

"Certainly he's going to have a megaphone based on having the bully pulpit of the chairmanship," said Jim Merrill, a longtime political strategist in the state who served as Mr. Romney's campaign manager here in 2008.

Independent of the lease, the company also refinanced the tower for $775 million based on having doubled the net income since it bought the building 10 years ago.

Tying with the Germans at the end of the competition, Monti and his brakeman Luciano De Paolis were awarded the gold, based on having run the single fastest heat.

This decision was based on having weighed the costs and benefits of seeking help, and concluding that their symptoms were permanent and treatment would be ineffective.

"The city can't possibly claim that the 91st Street decision was based on having trucks travel the shortest distance".

The subjects were selected based on having sufficient DNA for the assay, while leaving DNA for subsequent studies.