Sentence examples for based on moves from inspiring English sources

American officials predicted today that, based on moves announced by companies so far, United States steel capacity -- now 125 million tons -- would probably drop 14 million to 17 million tons by the end of 2002.

In Répons pour sept musiciens (1960; "Responses for Seven Musicians"), the course of the composition is partly determined by lottery and by the players' free choice based on moves on a checkerboard.

BHP had made a smaller bid back in November, and it may have been encouraged to up the ante based on moves last week by Chinese mining company Chinalco to purchase a stake in Rio Tinto.Last year was the second worst on record for American airline arrival statistics.

The LDGV fleet average energy intensity based on MOVES is estimated at 3674 kJ/pkm.

The HC and PM emission factors based on MOVES are lower by approximately 80%%.

Fleet average emission factors based on MOVES for travel by PC and PT are shown in Table 8.

Their welfare reforms are based on moving poorer Britons away from dependence on the state.

After all, many of the schemes are based on moving money while evading customs duties.

For a long time Republican fiscal policy has been based on moving the burden of taxation from capital to labor.

Where Java's philosophy is based on moving applets around the Internet which, for many, is disturbingly similar to creating computer viruses C# focuses much more on moving information.

"Whilst I want to see an end to automatic annual increments [with pay rises instead based on moving through the stages of training and taking on more responsibility], these changes would be cost-neutral, rather than cost-saving.