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The MPs also criticised a "deeply unimpressive" review of sentencing by Labour peer Lord Carter that they said was based on "wholly inadequate" consultation.

It is true that the upward revisions to the budget figures since February are based on wholly plausible economic assumptions: given recent annual economic growth of 4% per year, the administration's projections for 2.5% or so a year over the next five years are hardly outlandish.

Novel ionic naphthalene thermotropic polymers (NTPs) based on wholly aromatic copolyesters were synthesized, in which ionic monomer was introduced in the form of para-linked metal hydroquinone disulfonate (HQDS).

Water-soluble fluorescent hyperbranched poly amido acids) (HBPAAs), based on wholly aliphatic structures were prepared through direct self-condensation of N- 3-aminopropyl) diethaN- 3-aminopropylN- 3-aminopropylmonomer) in the presence of N,N-diethanoexylcarbodiimide (DCC) asuccinatensamine APDESA

Thus the Third Bureau found itself directing French generals to undertake military operations based on wholly inaccurate assessments of the strength of opposing units.

The proposal is based on two wholly inaccurate assumptions.

Whereas Marx and Engels "proposed a new form of government, based on a wholly different social system," Bercovitch writes, Thoreau was making "a protest from within," hoping, "like a biblical prophet," to "wake his countrymen up to the fact that they were desecrating their own beliefs".

An excellent new report from the Centre for Research in Socio-Cultural Change demonstrates that the calls from private companies for a "full cost" fee level are based on a wholly inappropriate return on investment of 12% – the report sensibly proposes a maximum return of 5%.

The governor of the Bank of England, who fell into the trap of answering a leading question from a Tory MP based on not wholly accurate leaks to the newspapers, stuck a Canadian spoke in the wheels by reacting negatively to Mr Miliband's proposals even before the Labour leader had revealed them.

Hannah Arendt's thesis on the banality of evil is based on the wholly unexceptional figure of the Nazi, not as fanatic or sociopathic, but as the average bureaucratic Eichmann, just following orders and looking for a raise.

"You can approach things on a channel silo campaign basis, where you do this on mobile and that on website, or you can go for a hub-and-spoke model, where you have one large campaign wholly based on online content, around which all the channels gather".