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Mr. Annan said any Security Council decision that finds Baghdad in "material breach" of the resolution must be based on serious or flagrant attempts to obstruct weapons inspectors.
Thus, the initial decision should be based on a serious consideration of whether one's lifestyle truly lends itself to owning a dog that is, whether a dog would be an asset rather than a liability.
However, the campaign against the national planning policy framework (NPPF) appears to be based on some serious misunderstandings.
Bright, elephantine sculptures of patched-together aluminum, which seem to be based on children's doodles, ape serious public sculpture.
Pressed about the starting point for a new policy in an interview with Guardian Australia, Shorten said it would be based on the "principle that climate change is serious and real and that we need to do something real in response.
"His ratings are bigger!" Shine was kidding, but his joke was based on a serious truth, and one that no one at Fox News can afford to ignore: the network was built on Bill O'Reilly's ability to draw a crowd.
EU discussions of freedom of movement in 2003-04 were based on little serious research.
But it's based on some serious arguments, and it's got a lot of people talking.
"All my films are based on very serious and dramatic subjects, taken from real-life stories," he once said.
But his belief that appearing "moderate" and playing it safe will be enough to return Labour to power is based on a serious misjudgment of the public mood.
