Sentence examples for be based on assessments from inspiring English sources

The nation's antiterrorism efforts must be based on assessments of risk, not on formulas that sprinkle dollars around and not on reaction to bombings elsewhere.

"Any decision we make will be based on assessments currently being made of the country's food needs," a Foreign Office spokesman said.

This should be based on assessments of staff needs.

A rough approximation of value can be derived directly from a summation of adjustments in property prices, which could be based on assessments of experts, such as estate agents, rather than actual observed price differentials in the property market.

The exercises selected for each participant in the intervention group will be based on assessment findings of areas of impairment.

The calculation of QALYs was planned to be based on assessment of health related quality of life at six months from randomisation.

Global severity scores have the drawback that they can be based on assessment of any symptom/affected area combination, which could weaken the reliability of the measure.

The exercises, degree of difficulty and number of repetitions prescribed will be based on assessment of the individual participant's abilities.

The FCC is expected to consider the NTIA verdict — which is based on assessments by White House agencies and the departments of Justice, Homeland Security, Defense, and State — later this summer.

These so-called signature strikes are based on assessments that men carrying weapons or in a militant compound are legitimate targets.

It's based on assessments, testing and her own personal tolerance for risk (someone else may have made a different choice, and that would also be defensible).