Sentence examples for based only on an from inspiring English sources
This is admittedly an impression based only on an informal sampling of restaurants that I've visited.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) fine is based only on an investigation into investment and insurance products, not other products that staff may have been incentivised to sell.
And F.B.I. agents and other investigators usually do not tape-record their conversations, so people can be convicted of making false statements based only on an investigator's notes, which may not exactly reflect what was said.
A state appeals court abolished the doctrine of common-law marriage, saying that such informal arrangements, based only on an exchange of vows, are an anachronism born in an era when not everyone could afford or arrange a marriage ceremony.
The directive is a formal statement of McDonnell's position that hiring, promotion, compensation, treatment, discipline and termination of state employees can be based only on an individual's job qualifications, merit and performance.
It is proved that a model based only on an iso-strain condition could not give accurate results, while a mixed iso-strain and iso-stress model yields more accurate estimations.
This was based only on a rewriting of the rhyme in one private nursery as an exercise for the children there and not on any local government policy.
The model can be used to provide real-time data for the LBS-based drowsy driving warning system, improving past methods based only on a fixed driving.
The hierarchical nanostructure-based photodetector showed a ~100 times higher photoresponsivity than photodetectors based only on a single CdTe NW.
That changed in September 2008, when the Bloomberg administration ushered in admission based only on a cutoff score on two high-stakes tests given in one sitting — the Otis-Lennon School AbiliTestest, or Olsat, and the Bracken School Readiness Assessment.
The approval of a coal exploration permit shall be based only on a complete and accurate application.
