Sentence examples for basis of laws from inspiring English sources
According to that model, explanations are arguments showing that the event to be explained (the explanandum event) was to have been expected on the basis of laws of nature and the antecedent and boundary conditions (the explanans).
The occupiers were evicted on the basis of laws that equate overnight camping in city parks as a violation of curfew laws and a threat to public safety and health.
Only a few countries apply Islamic principles as the basis of laws (viz: Saudi Arabia and Iran).
"What was put in front of us, we assessed on the basis of law," the spokeswoman said.
"Rule of law is not something we've seen in eight years, and Karzai is not elected on the basis of law," he added.
"We believe that every Palestinian has the right to run for elections, but on the basis of law and order, on the basis of the commitments of the P.L.O. and the commitments of the Palestinian Authority," he said.
Though familiar with the concept of natural law (ethical principles inherent in the nature of things and apprehensible through human reason), the rabbis objected to making nature the basis of law.
That in itself is a big mistake in cricket, where the basis of law in this regard, as any bowler will tell you, is diametrically opposite so that all batsmen should be presumed guilty unless proven otherwise.
Urgent consideration now needs to be given to the appropriate process by which attacks such as this one are sanctioned, on what evidence and on what basis of law".
And liberals nervously noted the reaffirmation in the interim president's statement that sharia should be the basis of law, presumably as an inducement to bring the Islamists back into peaceful politics.
