Sentence examples for basis for allowing from inspiring English sources

There is neither a basis for allowing therapeutic cloning nor a mechanism for prohibiting reproductive cloning.

There is no rational basis for allowing ordinary Americans to purchase assault rifles.

Like the district court, we see no basis for allowing them to do so.

More importantly, all of the above analyses supply theoretical basis for allowing a hydropower station to maintain a stable operation in the process of sudden load increase transient.

Since some testimony involves secrets, there was a plausible basis for allowing the military judge, Col. James L. Pohl of the Army, to control the audio stream available to journalists and spectators viewing the proceedings.

But the Hong Kong government's proposed draft went well beyond the necessary minimum to meet that obligation.For example, it proposed a legal basis for allowing the banning of political or indeed other groups simply for being subordinate to ones that had previously been proscribed in mainland China on national security grounds.

The rather compelling case for intensional predicate modifiers in our semantic vocabulary reinforces the case made above (on the basis on extensional examples) for allowing predicate modification.

On a weighted-average basis, after allowing for capital expenditure, cashflow only just covers interest payments (see table).

The usual ideal study design would be to compare questionnaire-derived data with information abstracted directly from medical records on a person or episodic basis, thus allowing for more detailed analysis of the different types of reporting inaccuracy.

I was fascinated to read in your book about the "liquid crystalline" structure of organisms, with water as the basis for this structure, allowing much faster communication between parts of the organism than electrochemical signaling or other signaling paths allow.

The volunteer-run shop has been run on an "honesty basis" for four years, allowing the few locals, passing fishermen and kayakers to leave cash in exchange for groceries.