On the basis of these figures, it appears both Mr Paterson and the Prime Minister have misled Parliament and the public".
It would probably be a mistake to suppose, on the basis of these figures, that either Congress or the Bush Administration is conspiring, in the Mayor's formulation, to "screw" New York.
The crucial question – not just for Wolff as it happens, but for newspaper managements everywhere, on the basis of these figures – is whether this particular tide is going out forever.
Moreover, the London Assembly has established that the regeneration work will cost an additional £400m because of higher land prices.On the basis of these figures, the Olympics will cost as much as £4.7 billion.
In a letter to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, Mr Dilnot said: "On the basis of these figures, we would conclude that expenditure on the NHS in real-terms was lower in 2011-12 than it was in 2009-10.
On the basis of these figures, a few observations can be made: First is the regional variation in herd composition, and the surprisingly higher number of goats and sheep in Qalansiyah than in Hadiboh district, in spite of the latter's larger territorial expanse and higher human population.
The state took its share on the basis of these inflated figures and villagers were left with little or nothing to eat.
On the basis of these prevalence figures, we estimate that approximately 5% of pregnancy-related deaths worldwide and 25% in sub-Saharan Africa are attributable to HIV.
This is the treatment favoured by Britain's Office of National Statistics (and the basis of the figures in the chart).
On the basis of the figures published so far by JP Morgan, the stony atmosphere between banks and the public is likely to continue.
On the basis of the figures of Hof et al. (2000), we can expect differences in the ACv areas of the 129/Sv strain.
