Sentence examples for basis for the present from inspiring English sources
The ruling body of British horse racing has once more found itself defending its whip rules following criticism from Australia of the 2011 report that provided the basis for the present rules.
The score for it eventually found its way to the Harvard Theater Collection and is now serving as the basis for the present production, which also tries to reproduce the 1900 scenery and costumes.
But it laid the basis for the present strength of the relationship.That strength, of course, has its limits, partly set by America's dependence on Pakistan in its war with al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Annex 4 of the General Framework Agreement still stands as the constitution for Bosnia and Herzegovina and continues to be the basis for the present political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its structure of government.
With his colleagues at the Paterson Institute for Cancer Research in Manchester, his rigorous work laid the basis for the present concept of the stem cell niche, the environment in which stem cells are found and which regulates stem-cell fate.
Joint statistics of the radius vector magnitude and the corresponding direction vector constitute the basis for the present approach.
At the climax of "Michael Collins" the revolutionary hero reluctantly accepts the terms of the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty, which created the basis for the present-day Republic but also partitioned the six predominantly Protestant counties of the north.
This forms the basis for the presented evaluation approach, for which the 'Application procedure' section is described.
Based on the reported results, the instruments were assessed on the basis of reliability, content/construct validity and responsiveness and were the basis for constructing the present instrument.
This recovery actually serves as a basis for developing the present method.
This work gives a theoretical basis for correcting the present tension testing system to avoid the measurement uncertainty of reduction in area.
