Sentence examples for basis of capacity from inspiring English sources

Essex chairman Nigel Hilliard's claim that due diligence on Stanford was on the basis of "capacity to pay", meanwhile, suggests that English cricket was fortunate not to see the Medellín Cartel Sunday League.

But late last month, the federal Education Department released final regulations that said No Child Left Behind "does not permit" a local school district "to preclude choice options on the basis of capacity constraints," and that all children attending failing schools have the right to transfer out.

– The event must be planned on the basis of the number of expected people, not on the basis of capacity.

Non-yielding member's design, such as beams and columns, is carried out on the basis of capacity design approach.

Official appointments, moreover, must be made on the basis of capacity and not by family background, as was commonly the case in Guo's China.

One key result of this work is that on the basis of capacity requirements, there is no significant difference between semi-aggregate traffic handling and per-flow traffic handling.

One possible method is to calculate the actual capacity of targeted freeway section on the basis of basic capacity, and comparison can be made between the calculation and the results obtained by our simulation.

[ 13:250] The partners were chosen on the basis of their capacity to deploy resources and provide direct inputs into building capacity for service delivery in public health sector facilities.

The capacity assessment teams incorporated discussions from the first workshop into the capacity assessment report, and findings from the second workshop formed the basis of the capacity development plan.

The capacity phenomena have been identified, described qualitatively and classified into seven groups, on the basis of the capacity resource, the type of moving bodies and the place of occurrence.

This is the case of PUP1 that was discovered merely on the basis of the capacity of plants to maintain yield when grown in phosphorus-depleted soils.