Sentence examples for basis to start from from inspiring English sources

Now that you have a basis to start from, it's time to get rid of the more impossible or improbable tasks.

"This speech provides the basis to start talking".

His proposals can serve as the basis to start a reform discussion.

As for the penalty associated with this tensor product basis, it is possible to start from roughness measures associated with the marginal smooths f age age) and f gdp gdp).

You've got to know what you're doing with moussaka anyway, and to start from a basis of tinned meat... Just awful.

The simplest rule for the image of the game is to start from the basis that slogans will not be allowed".

Asked why LBR made a point of calling itself a black and Asian organisation, the spokesman said the group "values its political allies", but has to start from "the basis of the makeup of our group.

"Any policy has to be comprehensive, it has to start from the basis that we are signed up to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, itself a creation of the 1960s Labour government of Harold Wilson, and there also has to be a policy of what we do to ensure protection of skills and jobs throughout British industry that are in some part reliant on the whole Trident nuclear programme," he said.

To start from the accident analysis data, in this case from the German accident data, there is a sound basis for selection of FOR and SER environments.

The hope in using such widely disparate instruments as a basis from which to start the focus groups and one-on-one interviews was to widen the basis of discussion and enrich participant feedback.

Hardly a sound basis from which to start preparing to police a nuclear-free world.