Sentence examples for be based on a from inspiring English sources

It has to be based on a shared project".

This is forcing and may be based on a variety of hands.

"Any regional brand needs to be based on a varietal," Mr. Olsen-Harbich said.

Girardi said the decision would be based "on a lot of different things".

Appeals have to be based on a fresh point of law.

Decisions could be based on a voter's perception of the player.

The extent of further protective measures should be based on a baby's risk of developing allergies.

Any advice must benefit a client and not be based on a sales commission".

From March 2001, it began to be based on a vehicle's CO2 emissions.

The score will be based on a composition Greenwood wrote for the BBC Concert Orchestra.

He said the decision on closures would be based on a "much broader" set of criteria.