Sentence examples for compiled on the basis from inspiring English sources

The league tables are partly compiled on the basis of legally regulated freedom of information requests.

Dialect atlases are compiled on the basis of investigations of the dialects of a large number of places; a questionnaire provides uniform data.

This is compiled on the basis of information gathered during the doorway numbering exercise and will serve as reference for government agencies and utility concessionaires.

While Mr. Kelly told a City Council committee recently that information was compiled on the basis of geography, not ethnicity, concerns were expressed that the Police Department was singling out Muslim New Yorkers.

The calculation program of temperature drops of waxy oil gas flow in pipelines is compiled on the basis of the ETDF employing modification of the specific heat of the waxy oil.

In addition, the National Institute for Demographic Studies shall analyse and publish, in conjunction with the National Institute of Health and Medical Research, statistics compiled on the basis of the notifications provided for in Article L. 162-10 of the Public Health Code.

Some other insurers also have blacklists of breeds, including Akitas and huskies, which they compile on the basis of both reputation and dog-attack statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Venture-capital investments as a share of output are only half those in Finland or Singapore.Even by the composite measure that ITIF compiles on the basis of such statistics, however, America remains the world's fourth most nurturing spot for innovation (though in 2000 it still came first).

In columns 3 and 4 we applied both their method and the best practice approaches to time series compiled on the same basis as the 2009 data in our own study, which draw on different data sources in some cases.

What she doesn't add -- and this is typical of her own intellectual methodology in "Treason" -- is that the list was compiled not on the basis of smarts but on the number of times names turned up in the media during the Clinton-hating heyday of 1995 to 2000.

This information was compiled primarily on the basis of a questionnaire.