Sentence examples for basis for any further from inspiring English sources

Leading shares have recovered some ground after a fraught few days, as China's central bank said there was no basis for any further devaluation of its currency.

However, despite all molecular progress, correct and careful morphological characterization of tissue specimens both in the context of experimental and routine diagnostic pathology represents the basis for any further genetic investigation or clinical decision.

Because Senate Bill 5 preserves the rights of all Texans to vote and protects the integrity of Texas's elections, there is no basis for any further remedies in the case".

Our proposals will therefore lay the basis for any further negotiations with the other European institutions.

The report would form the basis for any further action by the Commission and set a clear, progressive approach, ranging from opening a dialogue with the member state, through invoking EU Treaty Article 7(1) to provide an early warning before a serious breach has materialised, to the final step of activating EU Treaty Article 7, under which a member state's voting right in Council can be suspended.

The board and directors no longer see any basis for further cooperation".

"The department is looking at the whole matter, reviewing the whole matter to see whether there is any basis for further action," the attorney general said.

Robert S. Bennett, a lawyer for Enron in Washington, said that Mr. Lay sought the report from Vinson & Elkins to determine if there was any basis for further concern about Ms. Watkins's claims.

At various times between 2006 and 2011, aspects of the phone hacking story were simply not reported by British journalists... Exploring press articles in more detail shows that often journalists covered phone hacking in a minimal manner, reporting angles that undermined any basis for further investigation or attacking those who believed it deserved attention as a news story..

In November 1989, Sir Nicholas Lyell, the solicitor general, told Parliament: "The inquiries carried out by Detective Chief Superintendent Jones have produced no cogent evidence to suggest that Rudolf Hess was murdered; nor, on the view of the Director of Public Prosecutions, is there any basis for further investigation".

It sought to further industrial expansion by propounding the dogma of increasing wants"as an indispensable basis for further indust.