Sentence examples for be based not only from inspiring English sources
Rather, the U.S. Constitution requires that the decision to sentence a human being to death be based not only on an assessment of the crime but also on an assessment of the defendant's life story.
The practice, then, prevailing, with regard to the duty of grand juries, shows that a presentment may be based, not only upon their own personal knowledge, but from the examination of witnesses.
Consequently, effective concepts to produce sterile glucose biosensors for medical and biological applications should be based not only on final product treatments but should include germ reducing measures in every manufacturing step.
For purposes of an administrative search such as this, probable cause justifying the issuance of a warrant may be based not only on specific evidence of an existing violation 16 but also on a showing that "reasonable legislative or administrative standards for conducting an..
Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the company chairman, and Janet L. Robinson, the president and chief executive, said that if they selected a buyer, it would be based not only on price, but also on how the new owner would treat The Globe.
The magnitude of these losses is inversely proportional to both molecular weight and styrene content, suggesting that selection of these variables during the design phase should be based not only on the mechanical requirements of the application, but the expected degree of lipid exposure.
Lillian K. Steponaitis (MCP '14) examined community-based organizations, in which success is based not only on the services they offer, but also their more intangible networks of trust, robust local relationships, and on-the-ground knowledge of community needs.
Load line requirements for international voyages are based not only on domestic law but also the 1966 International Load Line Convention.
Selection is based not only on academic achievement but also on intellectual promise, character and achievement outside the classroom.
He said that his legal arguments were based not only on precedents from New Jersey but from Connecticut and Illinois as well.
