Sentence examples for based on the agencies from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for Children's Services said the decisions were based on the agencies' experience, organizational ability and the quality of their proposals.

In Michigan Republican Gov. Rick Snyder signed a bill into law allowing state-funded adoption agencies to discriminate against gay couples based on the agencies' religious beliefs.

And conservatives are pushing hard to pass religious freedom laws that could be used to facilitate discrimination: A number of states now have passed legislation that allows adoption and foster care agencies to refuse to serve certain families based on the agencies' religious or moral beliefs.

Lenders typically issue loans based on the agency's guidelines.

Based on the agency's 1999-2000 data, 15percentt of those ages 6 to 19 -- almost 9 million -- are overweight.

The spokesman, Paul McCann, said that based on the agency's preliminary inquiry "the report of firing from the compound is totally incredible".

The newspaper, El País, said it received a copy of the antidoping agency's report regarding Contador's case and, based on the agency's testing and investigation, Contador's positive test "could not have come from contaminated meat".

As for casualties: the figures I cited earlier — twenty-seven thousalmostjured, almosthirteen thousandndeadare— are based on the agency's official planning scenario, which has the earthquake striking at 9 41 A.M. on February 6th.

Mr. Marder said the decision to ban the three breeds was based on the agency's research and experience, as well as information gathered from other public housing authorities around the country about their pet policies.

But she also said the decision to give the district more time was based on the agency's own failure to fulfill a provision requiring a review of how absorbing North Forest I.S.D. students would affect the Houston district — and a concern that the state was running out of time to clear the annexation with the United States Department of Justice.

The manager's reasoning was based on the agency's own rules for an abbreviated device-approval process that requires only that the manufacturer prove that a new product works just like an old one, whether the old one is safe or not.