Sentence examples for blind basis from inspiring English sources

"Governor and Mrs. Romney's assets are managed on a blind basis," said Andrea Saul, a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney.

"Governor and Mrs. Romney's assets are managed on a blind basis," said Gail Gitcho, Mr. Romney's communications director.

As we have said many times before, Governor and Mrs. Romney's assets are managed on a blind basis.

"When we license the content from third parties they say, 'Look, you can have the content but you can't conspire against my sales force so you have to sell on a horizontal or blind basis,'" Naylor says during an interview last month at the LUMA Partners DMS conference.

Conservative justices have consistently argued that the Equal Protection Clause requires all governmental decisions to be made on a "color blind" basis, and that the way to stop racial discrimination is, in Chief Justice John Roberts' words, to "stop discriminating on the basis of race".

An independent experienced individual carried out all evaluations on a blind basis.

TRADITIONALLY, most private schools make admittance decisions on a need-blind basis, without regard to the ability to pay.

A larger number of selective private colleges follow Wesleyan's new practice, filling most slots on a need-blind basis.

Mr Willetts also issued a belated statement saying that the places would be paid for by "charitable donors and employers endowing additional places on a needs-blind basis".

Harvard entry is on a "need-blind" basis largely on the result of aptitude tests, with no trace of the sports scholarships that American state colleges use to lure students.

Six American colleges and universities — Amherst in Massachusetts, Dartmouth in New Hampshire, Harvard, M.I.T, Princeton and Yale — assess international students on a need-blind basis, meaning that applicants are considered irrespective of their ability to pay tuition, with financial aid awarded purely on need, Ms. Welch said.