Sentence examples for explicit basis from inspiring English sources

A second city agency, the Economic Development Corporation, performs the same function, on a more explicit basis.

Some male students and practitioners report experiences of exclusion, with women declining to work alongside them on complex cases on the explicit basis of gender.

He said, "I like the cinema to have the ring of theatre" (that's the explicit basis for "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet").

But he must also do so on the explicit basis that he will himself announce his own resignation before, say, the Tory party conference opens in September.

In 2005, David Cameron became Tory leader on the explicit basis that the party would embrace greenery, quality of life and parental rights.

This provision is the explicit basis for the statutory directive to provide for public access along the coast in new development projects, Cal.Pub.Res.Code Ann.

on Monday Diana Johnson, the shadow crime and security minister, wrote to the Home Office minister James Brokenshire to demand the "explicit legal basis" under which the Tempora programme operates.

The approach is intended to integrate concepts from the area of distributed architectures and of mental attitude representation and aims at realizing an explicit motivational basis for robot behavior.

This does not have an explicit physical basis; however, it does have good properties in terms efficiency, stability, and intuitive calibration.

First, Article 16 of the Treaty of the Function of the European Union (under the heading of 'general provisions' rather than 'internal market') provides the Union with an explicit legal basis for the adoption of data protection rules.

13 studies reported an explicit theoretical basis and 11 specified their methodological approach.