Sentence examples for based on the granting from inspiring English sources

In 1928 he wrote the Congress Party's Nehru Report, a future constitution for independent India based on the granting of dominion status.

He said the city could establish criteria for allocating public money, but that such "subjective discretion" must be based on the "grant's artistic merit and not on political or ideological grounds".

We measure cluster quality using a textual coherence measure based on the Jensen-Shannon divergence [27], and using concentration measures based on the grant-to-article linkages indexed in MEDLINE.

All of the authors outside Makerere wrote articles related to HIV/AIDS research based on the grants implemented at Makerere.

The sum given as imprest is decided on a monthly basis by the district office, based on the grant received from national level.

MP and DK drafted the first version of the manuscript based on the grant application written by ME; MP collated contributions and subsequently redrafted the manuscript.

Using its text mining software, the RCDC system compares "fingerprints" of weighted "concepts" (words or phrases) associated with research areas, conditions, or diseases with a grant's concepts (based on the grant's title, abstract, and specific aims) and decides whether or not that grant belongs to the category associated with that fingerprint.

Initial priority settings have been readjusted to align with changes in leadership within ministries of health and global funding opportunities (e.g. in Cameroon shifting from nutrition and chronic non communicable diseases to health district governance and health financing based on the grant from the AHPSR).

The colors of the bands they received based on the tests granted them access to different areas of a lake.

He said that Mr. Friedman gave to his yeshiva because Jewish law requires giving away a tenth of one's income, and that he had anticipated making a great deal of money based on the expansions granted to him by the Health Department.

Even though the U.S. has imposed a US$0.54 tariff on every gallon of imported ethanol since 1980, the Caribbean nations and Central American countries are exempt from such duties based on the benefits granted by the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI).