Sentence examples for basis for suggesting from inspiring English sources

Hence there is no basis for suggesting that he shouldn't run again, and serve if elected.

The data in the study provide a basis for suggesting adaptations in case services and greater pluralism in social service delivery strategies.

This discussion becomes the basis for suggesting future directions of alloy design to capitalize on the fundamental attributes of this process.

Ministers claimed the result as a success but a leading scientist said there was "no basis" for suggesting the cull was effective, while wildlife charities said badgers were being used as a scapegoat for failures in the intensive livestock industry.

The foregoing expressions, we recognize, would have little basis for suggesting to any other court what it should do unless we hold that the Alaska statute is one of substance.

Again, the basis for suggesting they should is the degree to which public knowledge of such allegations affects the accused, even if they are not brought to trial (let alone found not guilty).

"Mr McGimpsey had no basis whatsoever for suggesting any connection between Mr McClean and the Provisional Irish Republican Army". Mr McGimpsey has agreed to pay damages and legal costs to Mr McClean.

Some recent studies even challenge the traditional methodology of using law origins as a basis for analysis, suggesting that most legal systems are hybrids in reality (Siems, 2007).

The use of PPI therapy prior to the index date was not a basis for exclusion, suggesting that not all patients were necessarily newly initiated on PPI therapy.

Statistical comparisons of elasticities (an appropriate behavioural basis for comparisons) suggest that the empirical gains within the context of a linear specification of the utility expression associated with each alternative in a discrete choice model may be quite marginal.

The value of K3 is in a good agreement with that obtained potentiometrically (K3 = 0.50 × 10-3) and the value of K5 (291) is more than K4 (29.2), providing a good basis for the suggested mechanism.