Sentence examples for considered the basis of from inspiring English sources

The Ming law code, promulgated in final form in 1397, reinforced the traditional authority and responsibility of the paterfamilias, considered the basis of all social order.

There is considerable agreement that trout-perches (Percopsiformes) and cods (suborder Gadoidei) are closely related, and this agreement may be considered the basis of the Paracanthopterygii.

In this period dance was considered the basis of all education, and well-to-do parents went to great pains to have their children properly instructed.

Mr. Putin has opposed the administration efforts to amend the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, considered the basis of cold-war arms control, to allow a missile defense system.

This perturbation is considered the basis of the analytical development.

A rich theatre scenery is considered the basis of a broad cultural supply for the society, worldwide.

The Skinker story is generally considered the basis for later English stories of pig-faced women.

Underneath a lot of this noise is the narcissistic atheism that bien-pensant types now consider the basis of all correct thought.

The wood grain also provided a new way for Mr. Kelly to explore the intersection of the act of drawing — which he considers the basis of all of his art — and the surrealist penchant for lucky accidents.

However, such a priori specificity of simulation becomes increasingly difficult as a concept becomes increasingly abstract (e.g., consider "the basis of freedom" or "world peace").

Similarly, physics high school students may believe that they can predict which of the objects would be hotter than the others by considering the basis of their intended use and not the properties of their structure (Harrison et al. 1999).