Sentence examples for based upon a press from inspiring English sources

The following is based upon a press release by Human Rights Watch.

This forms part of a campaign by the press to ridicule the law, based upon a series of fallacious arguments backed by statements that are misleading and self-interested.

The thinktank argues that although questions around tax and who pays what are often tackled by parliament and the press, a large amount of the debate "is based upon a reductive and misleading account of tax".

An improved model for calculating collision probabilities in spatially stochastic media is described based upon a method developed by Cassell and Williams [Cassell, J.S., Williams, M.M.R., in press.

Miss Penluna was indeed based upon a real person.

Hornby in 1900 met Emery Walker and Sydney Cockerell (Morris' secretary at the Kelmscott Press), who encouraged and instructed him and helped in devising two types for his own use: Subiaco, based upon Sweynheim's and Pannartz' semiroman of the 1460s, and Ptolemy, based upon a late 15th-century German model.

This, as I see it, is a conclusion that is an estimation based upon a guess.

Product decisions are based upon a priority filter.

It was based upon a medieval painting.

Like Christianity, Islam is based upon a beautiful message.

There can be a happy ending, but like NichOras, Bill, George and others, are having a hard time figuring it out.