Sentence examples for basis of a full from inspiring English sources

It is only on the basis of a full assessment of the past that a peaceful Middle East can ultimately be built.

She also hoped to help him forge the relationships, at work and beyond it, that form the basis of a full life.

"It means that a decision on whether or not he is in fact unfit to stand trial will be made on the basis of a full review of the evidence and be decided in a court of law in accordance with proper medical and legal standards".

"This is a process where lots of work gets done in the dead of night in the back rooms and in many cases, on issues that have already been resolved on the basis of a full and public record," Mr. Kennard said.

Researchers should design high-quality studies to ensure the validity of the results, and consumers of this research should interpret these studies critically on the basis of a full understanding of the methodologies used before considering any of the conclusions.

Another view is that we should imagine that people would be choosing a moral code on the basis of (a) full empirical information about the different effects on everyone, (b) normal concerns (self-interested as well as altruistic), and (c) roughly equal bargaining power (Brandt 1979; cf. Gert 1998).

In fact, the play was to be the basis of a full-length memoir to be issued by Crown Publishers.

While writers prior to Cervantes deployed elements of this fictional template, he was the first to use the technique as a basis of a full-blown, extended narrative.

Many stylists prefer to evaluate the product shape on the basis of a full-scale hand made physical mock-up.

He decided at this point to use his research as the basis of a full-fledged biography of Hubbard, in addition to writing the previously agreed series of articles for the Sunday Times.

Percent identity was calculated manually for these isolates on the basis of a full-length alignment of query and match sequences.