Sentence examples for constituted a basis for from inspiring English sources

The agreement was to have constituted a basis for a permanent truce between Israel and Hamas, which would prevent the repeated rounds of shooting.

One would have to overlook the fact that blacks in Ferguson were searched by police twice as often as whites, despite the fact that they were twenty-six per cent less likely to be carrying contraband, suggesting that race in itself constituted a basis for suspicion.

The authors regularly shared experiences and this constituted a basis for individual and joint reflection and discussion.

This region was endowed with a rich floral and herbal diversity that constituted a basis for health care, with very few species imported from outside [ 33].

(1 16) Major deviations in weight in a child's growth pattern over a short time, in combination with parental obesity, constituted a basis for concern.

This region was endowed with a high floral diversity that has for long constituted a basis for health care with very few species imported from outside it [ 40].

According to Jewish nationalists (Zionists), Judaism constitutes a basis for both religious and national (ethnic) identity.

If enough information on experiments is available, this constitute a basis for two phase separator modelling.

"An absence of collegiality ought never, by itself, to constitute a basis for nonreappointment, denial of tenure or dismissal for cause".

Even at the investigatory stage statements manifesting a mind so closed as to make submissions futile would constitute a basis for raising an issue of apprehended bias.

The work contributes to project-oriented learning that may constitute a basis for teaching holistic engineering courses at mechanical and industrial engineering departments.