That's going to be the base of what we need to build for next season".
"I think trafficking can be the base of the bill, the rock on which everything else stands," Ms. Gillibrand said.
"Fairness and justice will be the base of my government," Mr. Moon said in his acceptance speech on Sunday.
The six-story headquarters, completed in 1928 and adorned with urn-tipped pylons and allegorical statues, was meant to be the base of a taller structure.
Ramezani believes that this could be the base of a new social consensus that redefines the Islamic system without breaking its ideological backbone.
"It's a pattern of votes that runs counter to what would be the base of people that voted in yesterday's primary," Mr. Leman said.
The government owns the land; a banner over its local office proclaims "the people" to be "the base of all development".
She believes that still photography will continue to be the base of visual storytelling, but admits, "There's a lot of gloom and doom when you talk to photographers in the field".
Babineaux's case was overshadowed by the dogfighting scandal that engulfed Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, whose Virginia property was found to be the base of an operation that included raising — and sometimes killing — dogs specifically for fighting.
Similarly, Mr. Seacrest — who has been the host of the live Fox broadcast "American Idol" for nearly a decade — said that "music, live entertainment and live events" would be the base of the channel.
The future, as one executive said, is a world in which "everything that has electricity will have intelligence," and that will ultimately be the base of Intel's new model.
