Sentence examples for basis to change from inspiring English sources

Daniel Marotta, a company lawyer, plans to argue in court that the city has "no rational basis" to change its mind about the studios.

There has been no significant change in the climate science, international and EU circumstances on which the fourth carbon budget (2023 202727) was set in 2011, so there is no legal or economic basis to change the budget.

It is based on the path to the 2050 target [of 80%] which best manages the risks and costs to the UK, and there is no basis to change the 2050 target on the basis of the science or the international context".

"The company believes that there is no basis to change its reserves to cover the remaining obligations," Wyeth says in its latest quarterly report.

Granted, even the most saccharine of these honeyed purveyors often hope to follow the Elon Musk model — make some money, then use it as a basis to change the world — but his success in doing so is not necessarily a template others should follow.

In response, The Times has reexamined the evidence and found no basis to change its decision.

"Getting it in this format, in a real-time basis, helps people to change on time scales which are much shorter than traditionally.

She can't dress as a woman on a daily basis, but planned to change once we got to the lake.

For early career researchers, increasingly employed on a precarious basis, and forced to change jobs every couple of years, there are understandable fears that this change could affect job prospects.

These last-minute changes are why we need Arctic-specific standards that are written into regulations, not negotiated on an ad hoc basis and subject to change from project to project or well to well.

Lin and Gibson argue that "the two communities alone is an inadequate basis for attempts to change the way research and policy relate to each other" [ 17].