Sentence examples for established on a basis from inspiring English sources

"Sexual attraction might be what gets the relationship established, but once it is established then other kinds of motivations, pair-bonding and other stuff, keeps the relationship going... Something can be established on a basis of a sexual attraction, but that doesn't mean that's all it is.

The group discussed whether assault was possible within a loving relationship, and how consent needs to be established on a continuous basis – agreeing to one act did not mean agreeing to all sexual acts.

Baseball in Japan was established on a professional basis in 1934, and by 1936 seven professional teams had been organized.

By Tucker and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 16, 1940 P. 25 The New Deal has turned the corner at last, and is now established on a realistic basis.

The law, which severely limits the number of seats that opposition parties can hold in parliament, was this week supplemented by a proposed ban on political parties established on a religious basis.

It was more than two decades later that the programme was established on a permanent basis with the Food Stamp Act of 1964 – as a part of President Lyndon B Johnson's "Great Society".

9This list was meant to have been established on a yearly basis, but the only trace of such a list is the bylaw cited.

As a result, guidelines for the design of multiplexed electrosprays are established on a fundamental basis, without the need for costly and empirical microfabrication prototyping.

The new law courts too were established on a political basis.

Eleanor remained chairperson when the Commission was established on a permanent basis in January 1947.

Although established on a tentative basis, the school's early success led to its move to a larger, purpose-built site in south Tonbridge in 1896.