Sentence examples for deciding on the basis of from inspiring English sources

Many are deciding on the basis of electability, a favorite Clinton refrain.

The intellectual input comes from deciding, on the basis of the results obtained, which experiments to do next until you have filled in all the blanks.

That is, we reject the identification of meaning with the intention of the author or authors, and we reject too the consequentionalism (deciding on the basis of preferred outcomes) of "Living Constitution" proponents who believe that the Constitution is an "open invitation for each generation to give its capacious terms whatever meaning that generation favors".

Our results show that while the majority of the reported behaviors and strategies are effective at reducing avalanche risk (e.g., traveling in well-established groups or deciding on the basis of well-known avalanche safety rules), others are highly problematic (e.g., traveling in emergent groups or trivializing decisions concerning avalanche danger).

Various proposals exist for deciding on the basis of presumed mechanisms which of the two concepts, dose addition or independent action, should be used to assess mixtures [ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 2002; Groten et al. 2001; Mileson et al. 1998].

However, one can decide on the basis of a desire even if the intention that one forms in making that decision does not represent, in its content, the object of that desire.

Supreme Court cases, especially high-profile ones, are rarely decided on the basis of such logical inferences.

It claimed that 30 per cent of oilseed rape crops in France would be lost and that the ban had been decided "on the basis of one experimental study which has not been validated by expert panels".

The inclusion in one or another group was decided on the basis of clinical and biological parameters by the above mentioned physicians.

These thresholds were decided on the basis of the number needed to treat to prevent one CHD event, the cost-effectiveness of treatment and, predominantly, the proportion of the population requiring treatment and the total cost of treatment [ 11].

But the case will be decided on the basis of incomplete evidence.