Sentence examples for basis of remarks from inspiring English sources

But she wants to sanitise some of Plato's more outlandish political opinions: she cheerfully dismisses The Republic as a "fantasy" and decides, on the basis of remarks in The Laws and elsewhere, that "For Plato, democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others", which is comforting but not necessarily true.

He was banned from child protection work for three years after he was found guilty of serious professional misconduct in 2004 for accusing jailed solicitor Sally Clark's husband of murdering their children on the basis of remarks he made on a television programme.

A profile of Mr Miliband's father in the right-wing tabloid described Miliband senior as "the man who hated Britain" on the basis of remarks the academic made about the nationalism of the English when he was 17 and his well-known hard-left socialism and criticism of the establishment.

On the basis of Remarks 4.1 and 4.2, two interesting problems for future research can be formulated as follows: (P1) Is it possible to establish oscillation criteria for (1.1) without requiring condition (1.2)?   (P2) Is it possible to suggest a different method to study (1.1) and obtain some sufficient conditions which ensure that all solutions of (1.1) are oscillatory?  .

On the basis of Remark 2.6, Definition 2.5 can be modified as follows.

On the basis of these remarks, an overview on the works on the anti-logicist architecture is provided: the systems based on this architecture show an intelligent behaviour without using logic constructs.

On the basis of these remarks, one immediately sees that Leibowitz's thought will be devoid of much that passes for traditional Jewish or general theology.

Both medieval and contemporary commentators have on the basis of such remarks attributed to William the denial that creatures are genuine causes (see Reilly 1953).

On the basis of their remarks, we adjusted the leaflet.

On the basis of these remarks, it remains to be evaluated that the potential of MIBE to interfere with the functional crosstalk between EGFR and ERα, toward a better characterization of its inhibitory activity elicited in cell contexts expressing both receptors.

I don't have any illusions about the Internal Revenue Service being a soft touch under the Reagan Administration; it's the moral basis of Reagan's remarks that offend me.