Sentence examples for basis in the north from inspiring English sources

"There are literally hundreds of these militia groups that are fighting on a local basis in the north and east of the country," he said.

Yet, courses on learning and teaching have long been offered to senior clinicians on a regular basis in the North Denmark Region.

Although low-dose aspirin is available over the counter, a 50% government refund at the time of prescription exists and is used predominantly for conditions requiring physician attendance; thus, we have probably identified most of the patients using low-dose aspirin on a regular basis in the North Jutland population during the period of registration.

This is not just theory – our method is already being run on a pilot basis in the north-west.

On September 29 that year, his first real comic strips were published, one in the Pulitzer chain of newspapers on a non-contractual, one-shot basis and another on a continuing basis in the Philadelphia North American Syndicate's first comic strip supplement.

Decapod larvae were collected during 2008 by the CPR survey, which has operated on a monthly basis in the North Sea since 1946 (Batten et al. 2003).

A previous Merovingian tendency to introduce silver alongside gold was carried much further when the Carolingian ruler Pippin III the Short (751 768) replaced gold by silver, introducing the denier, which was to be the basis of all medieval coinage in the north.

On regional basis, different studies exist that characterized the wind profiles of sites in the North West [8, 9], North East [7, 8, 11], North Central [8, 10], South West [14] and South East [26] regions, respectively.

Frampton could make more money on pay per view, but McGuigan is guessing – on the basis of what he has witnessed in the north of Ireland – that there is greater long-term value in punching way beyond the community of boxing souls.

Such an approach could be the basis for a unified model of intervention, as used in the North Karelia project in Finland [ 48].

Bathurst, Campbellton, and Edmundston, small bilingual cities in the north with French-speaking majorities, all developed on the basis of the pulp and paper industry.