Sentence examples for extraordinary basis from inspiring English sources

Having previously opposed the introduction of legislation in this parliament to hold a referendum in the next one, the prime minister suddenly allowed a free vote among backbenchers, with the government abstaining, on the extraordinary basis that the party had no policy on the issue.

The GNC thus constitutes an extraordinary basis for scientific cooperation and networking amongst epidemiologists and other health scientists in Germany.

Moreover, the extraordinary epigenetic basis of centromere inheritance does not conform to any rules that have emerged for other epigenetic processes.

He is extraordinary on a regular basis.

(a) Authority may be granted, on a temporary basis, in extraordinary circumstances requiring emergency operation to serve the public interest.

If Andrea Stramaccioni was in any doubt as to how his new position as Inter's coach would require him to deal with the extraordinary on a regular basis, he certainly isn't now.

Last night I went to bed wanting to weep… It was the relentless pummelling of attack on the basis of extraordinary loaded, sometimes quite wrong, readings of the letter.

We have talked about it here many times that the content that our fans are interested in on a year-round basis is extraordinary and the NFL Network is a great way to deliver that.

The Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu is making an extraordinary career on the basis of this subject; his first feature, "12 08 East of Bucharest," from 2006 (the original title of which, "A fost sau n-a fost?," means, "Was it or was it not?"), concerns the 1990 overthrow of the Ceausescu regime and is set a decade and a half later.

The findings of this study suggest a genetic basis of extraordinary hermaphroditism and a substantial magnitude of inbreeding depression in survival and growth in normally dieocious S. subfragilis.

The findings suggest a genetic basis of extraordinary hermaphroditism and substantial inbreeding depression in survival and growth in the dieocious S. subfragilis.