It's hardly the basis for a more inclusive society.
Given trade, markets and energy interests, he said, both countries "have the basis for a more normal relationship".
Its designers say the system, called the Amber Alert Web portal, could also form the basis for a more extensive alert system for weather emergencies and terrorist attacks.
That early catalogue formed the basis for a more detailed Eliot checklist in 1947, and for Gallup's full-scale bibliography of Eliot, published in 1952.
It looks principally at the areas of education and policing and aims to provide the basis for a more informed debate.
The emergence of the new burgher (middle) class, with rapidly growing wealth and breadth of enterprise, provided the basis for a more rational management of production.
"We are convinced that the program provides the basis for a more sustainable and competitive economy and is the right means to boost growth and jobs," he said.
The resulting Kansei Code, not completed until after Yoshimune's death, laid the basis for a more humane law than had previously been in existence.
Secondly, it forms the basis for a more permanent solution to the decades-long problem of Iran's nuclear activities to be reached over the next six months.
For the French, the confrontation with Iraq appears to afford Paris the opportunity to revive a strong French-German bond as the basis for a more vigorously assertive European foreign policy.
Mohammad Ali Jafari was the latest of an increasing number of top Iranian figures who have come out in support of the Lausanne tentative agreement which provides the basis for a more comprehensive deal.
