Sentence examples for basis that it would from inspiring English sources

For years, engagement with North Korea has been on the basis that it would give up its nuclear ambitions in return for aid.

Ofsted's claim in Bosher's investigation that Ormiston Victory had merely predicted the timing of its inspection on the basis that it would be two weeks after the one at Venture, as had been the case in 2012, now looks hollow.

Its huge cost was originally justified on the basis that it would offer a show-stopping sight on entering the Park.

Spain's credit rating was downgraded by S&P last month on the basis that it would probably have to take on more debt to support its banks.

He studied physics at university, on the basis that it would provide a good foundation for designing prostheses.

I accepted it on the basis that it would be terrifying and therefore I should probably do it.

"The government was considering the sale of student loans on the basis that it would reduce government debt.

Mr Turner said in September that he would oppose compulsion on the basis that it would be likely to reduce wages paid to employees.

Today he backed the government's decision to guarantee £125m-a-year funding for elite sport until Rio 2016 on the basis that it would inspire growth in participation.

On Monday, all of Android's handset makers came out in support of the deal on the basis that it would protect Android from potential patent litigation.

By 1844 Lamar was advocating U.S. annexation of Texas on the basis that it would assure the continuation and safety of slavery.