Sentence examples for basis is now from inspiring English sources
It would seem that the enlistment of labour on a subsistence basis is now forbidden – except in one state: the holy state of matrimony.
Hunger had been "woven into the lives of people for whom going without food on a daily basis is now almost inevitable".
The enlistment of labour on a subsistence basis is now forbidden in Britain, except in one state – the holy state of matrimony.
"However, we concluded that the existing position, where each case is judged by the courts on an individual basis, is now working reasonably well.
That the personal data that American citizens produce on a daily basis is now fuel for a vast government machine — a machine that transforms information into intelligence — is highly disconcerting.
That the personal data that American citizens produce on a daily basis is now fuel for a vast government machine a machine that transforms information into intelligence is highly disconcerting.
Supplemental services, like voice mail, caller ID, call waiting and distinctive ring tones, once sold only on an à la carte basis, are now bundled in ever-larger packages.
The homeward migration of European lenders opens the door to others: Japanese banks, which sit on a surplus of deposits and are willing to lend on a long-term basis, are now the first port of call for project-finance deals.
Referrals (on a monthly basis) are now about one-third of what they were at the peak of Reader referral power in August 2010.
The sequester-cuts, effectively, should thus be considered to be the new federal budgetary "baseline," on which the Government's fiscal projections are based, because the old fiscal "baseline" projections, which were not using the sequester-cuts as their basis, are now clearly no longer realistic - if they ever were.
Burbank Interim Police Chief Scott LaChasse this week announced that the deputy chief and two captains he recruited nearly three years ago to serve on a temporary basis are now permanent employees of the police force — angering the police union president who said the move passed over qualified internal candidates.
