Sentence examples for based on the wording from inspiring English sources
First, let me say that there is an argument based on the wording of section 2 7) of RIPA that an email which you have opened but left on your computer is still "in the course of transmission" (and that for someone else to access it would therefore be an interception under the act) but I strongly suspect that the courts would reject this interpretation.
The result varies based on the wording of the input text.
Based on the wording of the SC, CPY and CPYO do not present a significant adverse risk to humans and the environment.
Or, it could sell itself (for much less than its valuation of $700 million in 2014), but based on the wording of the Ljung's recent statement, it seems that SoundCloud wants to remain independent for now.
The questions were based on the wording of the validated version of the M.I.N.I. (Lecrubier et al. 1997; Sheehan et al. 1998) with slight changes after Phase I. Compared with the original structured diagnostic interview version of the M.I.N.I., this self-questionnaire version was simplified using a points system for scoring.
Based on the wording in Ubisoft's statement, it seems unlikely that this was the method through which the website was hacked.
The dictionary gives an authoritative interpretation of the use of each word, based on the various meanings the word had held in the past.
Based on the word of some folks at EB Games and Best Buy, about one out of every three Xbox 360's is returned due to hardware failure or about 33%.
Bahnsinnig is a portmanteau neologism based on the word wahnsinnig (insane, crazy) and replacing the wahn with bahn (train).
A lawyer for Detective Parsons, John Jacobs, told reporters the charges were based on the word of a single witness.
