That is a basis from which to work'".
"America First" may be a basis from which to attempt Great Power strategies and realpolitik bargaining, but it is not a slogan that offers hope to countries languishing at the bottom of world poverty tables.
When that is submitted, he may very well refer a copy of that to the director of public prosecutions, to be tabled in parliament, and we'll have to see from that stage whether there is a basis from which any criminal charges should be laid.
Rather, the concept of wise practices can be a basis from which to engage Aboriginal and other communities in research to investigate this inquiry [ 58, 59].
Yes, revenues may double this year to about $600m, but that is hardly a basis from which to justify a $17bn price-tag.
Sub-parts of the hand acting in opposition to each other are viewed as a basis from which grasps are formed.
A starting point should have been a literature review of student activities in previous courses, to be used as a basis from which to develop a student questionnaire, but, as already been mentioned, no such studies could be found.
This increase is marked over the period from 1980 1997 but appears to level off from 1998 onwards and therefore the most recent years for which complete data were available, namely 2002 and 2003, were used as a basis from which to construct new centile charts.
The possibility cannot be ruled out that the Welsh name was borrowed back in from English at a later date, and thus cannot be used as a basis from which to reconstruct the original name.
Sahill Shan, analyst at N+1Singer, said: "While further downgrades are disappointing, the underlying like-for-like trend and the strategic update should be viewed as a basis from which a recovery thesis has good scope to emerge".
Conditional logics have been developed as a basis from which to investigate logical properties of "weak" conditionals representing, for example, counterfactual and default assertions.
