Sentence examples for basis of conversations from inspiring English sources

"On the basis of conversations I have had with vice-chancellors, it is difficult to see how they could not cut courses and staff.

This I tried to do on the basis of conversations with a dying friend, right up until 36 hours before his end.

In the letter, Mr. Whidden tells Ms. Gillibrand that the draft was prepared "on the basis of conversations" with her and others at Philip Morris, and asks her to review it.

Syria Solidarity UK, a network of activists opposing President Bashar al-Assad, also claimed on the basis of conversations with the Aleppo council that the air assaults had not just multiplied, but changed in character: "The bunker-buster missiles used are causing massive shock waves; some buildings are collapsing without being targeted due to the effects of shock waves.

Stella Creasy, MP for Walthamstow, north-east London, who has mounted a robust campaign against the payday lending industry, says she believes, on the basis of conversations with Wonga's management, that it is trying to be responsible, in good faith, but somehow hasn't understood the fundamental nature of the market it is dealing with.

Here is the key, rather odd, quote from a senior administration official: The package has the same bone structure, but with some slightly different tattoos If true, this is a harder-nosed approach than I expected on the basis of conversations with diplomats back in October, when it looked like some more significant sanctions relief would be offered up front.

The two factories that contacted her had acted on the basis of quick conversations.

"They become public-opinion polls, which, on the basis of my conversations with Iraqis, is not in your interest".

But he has cultivated a significant and influential fan base primarily on the basis of Twitter conversations.

The discussion of this key point is the purpose of my visit to Iraq and will form the basis of my conversations with Prime Minister Maliki and President of the Kurdish Regional Government Masoud Barzani as well as other key political figures.

The most likely result, Mr. Berger predicted, was that Mr. Assad would return to Damascus, that Mr. Clinton would confer with Mr. Barak, and on the basis of those conversations a "serious round" of talks would begin.