Sentence examples for based on some core from inspiring English sources

Unions were told on 7 December told that a new Cabinet Office framework will be introduced in 2017, with new, more flexible arrangement based on some core principles that all departments will need to meet.

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg stressed the alliance "is based on some core values: democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty," adding that he would be reminding Turkish leaders of these principles when they met.

The Autonomic Network Architecture (ANA) [61] provides recursive support for virtualization based on some generic core ingredients.

UKA has adapted the provision of medical and science services to Olympic and Paralympic Track and Field athletes based on some of the core principles of integrated performance health management and coaching.

In more ways than one, too: under one light, film adaptations tend to concentrate a literary text, reducing it to a supposed core, often based on some idea of psychological essence or narrative structure.

From this point of view, logic is not just an auxiliary tool for analyzing biological models based on some external formalism, but becomes the core of a research program in which biological processes are the intended semantical interpretation of a non-classical logical system.

A standardised formula based on a core entitlement, with some variation for local factors, deprivation, special needs and to cover higher teacher pay in London, could lead to a radical shift in resources.

Services are provided in five geographical regions through 150 local branches (the basic administrative unit), and is based on a core staff of some 4,000 independent physicians and 1,000 nurses.

In 2005, it changed to one based on Core-Based Statistical Areas (CBSA), which have five-digit FIPS codes.

Some level, they'll choose it based on the core experience of the device and the phone itself.

OK you say the Mormons say that many of their beliefs are based on the "core Judeo-Christian faith" which may include some of this but, hey?