Sentence examples for basis for the exercise from inspiring English sources

"However, the record does not support that such disappointment and frustration standing alone demonstrate a basis for the exercise of sound business judgment".

Auditors are being switched from the ones usually used by banks and teams of supervisors from other countries will look at the results as well as the home supervisors.The results of this asset-quality review will form the starting-point for the stress tests, providing a sounder basis for the exercise in the euro zone.

Scientific principles from WHO Guidelines on SBPs were used as a basis for the exercise.

The commitment to antibody as the sole basis for the exercise of immunologic specificity is but one of several that have involved immunology.

By being soft on people and hard on problems, the company can build trust as the basis for the exercise of doing the hard work of making decisions collectively, rather than playing the ego game.

Marbury v. Madison, the American case which forms the basis for the exercise of judicial review in the United States under Article III of the Constitution, uses the words "void" and "repugnant", seen as a direct reference to Coke.

These results clarify the mechanisms underlying the effects of exercise on bone repair and reconstruction and provide a more adequate scientific basis for the use of exercise therapy in the treatment of obesity and metabolic osteoporosis.

The basis for this exercise was that the scale's domain is motor function assessment, so it should provide similar factor structures regardless of the specific illness.

A decreased sensitivity to the depletion of glycogen reserves, the enhanced capacity to clear lactate, and the ability to withstand extreme muscle acidosis may be the physiological basis for the enhanced exercise endurance of Myog-deleted mice.

In an earlier analysis that formed the basis for the present exercise, Murray et al. [ 12] modeled selected population-based and individual health interventions to lower high blood pressure and high cholesterol in the epidemiological contexts of developing countries.

"The Senate could remove the basis for the president's exercise of his recess appointment authority by remaining continuously in session and being available to receive and act on nominations, but it cannot do so by providing for pro forma sessions at which no business is to be conducted," Ms. Seitz wrote.