Sentence examples for basis that would from inspiring English sources

Her response was the poll tax, properly known as the community charge, levied on an individual basis that would link council spending to local taxes.

"The state would be operating lodging units on a year-round basis that would compete with local private industry," she said.

That project represents our last chance at a program to manage the ocean shoreline on an integrated, regionwide basis that would be much to the benefit of all Long Islanders.

A big part of the plan is to transfer power from state authorities to local groups so that they can do things on a voluntary basis that would otherwise be done by publicly funded organisations.

They viewed favourably Jagot's assessment that there was "no rational basis" that would lead to the conclusion that such a large number of parties named in the diary entries would need to be consulted.

"If we had to go back to human fetal material on a continuing basis, that would be a concern," said Gary L. Snabel, president and chief executive of Layton.

"We would love, from the Swiss government, that these peer reviews are not only on a voluntary basis, that people would accept it would be mandatory," she said.

She was visiting him in prison on such a regular basis that she would often arrive before her letters would.

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

As such, we would welcome such a disposal on the basis that it would help bolster the group capital position while having a limited impact on profitability.

He has decided against it though, on the basis that it would probably land him in a Kazakh jail, and he is not sure anyone would notice anyway.