Sentence examples for basis of this issue from inspiring English sources

Euro obsessives on both sides who want to spend the next four years fighting a guerrilla war on the single currency must realise that few people decide which party to support at a general election solely on the basis of this issue.

No one will change their vote on the basis of this issue.

No incumbents will lose their seat on the basis of this issue.

My hunch, on the basis of this first issue, is that the cross-over from full-strength Independent to decaffeinated i will not be too great.

"It's no fairer to judge Rudy Giuliani on the basis of this one issue than it would be to judge John McCain on the basis of the Keating Five scandal," said Randy M. Mastro, a former deputy mayor and Giuliani adviser.

The basis of this Special Issue lies in a conference organized by two Special Interest Groups (Instructional Design (SIG 6) and Learning and Instruction with Computers (SIG 7)) of the European Association for Research in Learning and Instruction (EARLI) held July 2004 at the Knowledge Media Research Center in Tuebingen, Germany (http://www.iwm-kmrc.de).

But only 15percentt of voters, most of them anti-abortion, said they would vote against a candidate on the basis of that issue alone.

A discussion with selected experts was carried out in this study to establish the basis of the issues based on the current situation faced by most shipping companies on concerns around maritime shipping routes.

This can only be done, however, on the basis of those issues specified above and presidential leadership on the recent recommendation of his Debt Commission and an unambiguous position on either permanently, temporarily or not extending the Bush tax cuts.

("Senator Clinton, that's a clear swipe at you... Was she naïve, Senator Obama?") I'm a Democrat hoping to vote solely on the basis of the issues.

"Some young adults worry about the costs of these programs and fear there'll be no money left for them, but they don't vote on the basis of those issues," said Dr. Blendon of Harvard.