Sentence examples for document says based on from inspiring English sources

One document says: "Based on the information from the National Central Bureau of the UK [part of Soca], the above stated individual [Cherkasov] is residing at his home address [details enclosed]." The documents were sent from staff at Russia's interior ministry to an individual named as among those who, it is claimed, prevented Magnitsky's lawyers from seeing their client shortly before his death.

Ms. Rice, they said, based that on an unclassified document summarizing the latest intelligence at that moment.

A NASA employee who provided the documents said optimism based on past success is unwarranted, and compared it to saying, "We've run the red light again and again, and we've gotten away with it".

The documents say that based on the fourth quarter of last year, Pinterest's "revenue run rate" stood at $90 million.

The documents, Facebook said, were based on "research done by Facebook and subsequently shared with an advertiser" and were "intended to help marketers understand how people express themselves".

Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said the document, which the government said was based on intelligence material, victims' first-hand accounts and reports by nongovernmental organizations, set out a powerful human rights case in addition to the international security argument for disarming Mr. Hussein.

What he says is based on facts and documents".

But Chancellor George Osborne said the document was based on "perfectly reasonable assumptions" and that the evidence showed that Labour are "a risk to economic recovery".

But they said it added considerable detail, particularly on the question of Iraq's intention to produce weapons if United Nations penalties were weakened or lifted, a judgment they said was based on documents signed by senior leaders and the debriefings of former Iraqi scientists and top officials, as well as other records.

"Clearly there's going to be continued debate over some of the nutrition issues," Dr. Milner said, "but this document is based on the best available information". For a free copy of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, write to Consumer Information Center, Department 514-X, Pueblo, Colo.

Colleges seeking to increase diversity while not running afoul of Supreme Court guidelines, the new document says, "could select schools (including community colleges) based on their demographics (e.g., their racial or socioeconomic composition), and grant an admission preference" to graduates of those schools.