Sentence examples for basis to take from inspiring English sources
"The real question is, what miles will people pay on a round-trip basis to take the trip they want to take?
Two retired agents have been brought back on a rotating basis to take temporary charge of the small base in Karachi, Pakistan, a focal point for terrorist activity.
"It's pretty clear he has a dogmatic opposition to rail devolution and that's not a legitimate basis to take a decision," Neill told the Standard.
The pact calls for the map agency to use its "assets on a routine basis" to take pictures of shuttles in flight without NASA's formal request.
S&P says the case has no legal merit, and that "hindsight is no basis to take legal action against the good-faith opinions of professionals".
"They do not accept that this was any proper or sufficient basis to take their daughter away from them," the lawyer said in a statement.
In a blog post announcing the launch of Tinder Social, the company presents the function as a means to meet people on a platonic basis, promising to take "an average night out with your friends to the next level".
So why would someone like Fergie, whose career relies heavily on how many people masturbate to thoughts of her on a daily basis, opt to take those fantasies to another level and make a digital version of her available to be fondled and fucked by anyone with a Playstation 2 and a dream?
The cost basis of NICE's recommendations has also been criticised: the figure of £30 000 (€40 000, $60 000) per quality-adjusted life year appears not to have a scientific basis or to take account of the social costs of disease (Collier, 2008).
Consequently, to reject 'enhancement' on this basis fails to take into account the bio-cultural character of health: that making people well always involves making them well for something that involves a whole range of risks.
They were asked to complete a symptom diary on a daily basis and to take monthly and symptom-triggered nasal swabs and stool samples from their child over the study period of three months.
