The case for an association between poverty and HIV is typically grounded on the basis of regional or racial/ethnic associations [ 12].
The claimants have been given leave to appeal, and Langton said he believed they had grounds on the basis that the insurance policy would only be rendered void if Zurich were not consulted on a claim made against Land of Leather.
This was rejected on ethical grounds on the basis that randomisation would take place after referral to the PCT.
In fact, the court expressly declined to rule on the point because of a fear that the decision could be grounded on a non-constitutional basis.
Social entrepreneurs have the unique benefit of having a company grounded on a social good basis, so always infuse a culture that is vision-focused and passion-driven.
Every technological tool can add "smartness" to a learning environment, but it has to be grounded on a solid pedagogical basis to be effective.
Goldsmith told the House of Lords in a statement that the move was made on public interest grounds, on the basis of the risk to UK security of non-cooperation from Saudi Arabia in the so-called 'war against terror', which had allegedly been threatened.
Notwithstanding its simplicity, stretching-based analysis derives from a geometric basis grounded on the pointwise applications of concepts of normal hyperbolicity theory.
Noto proposed a method for predicting the settlement behavior in peaty grounds on the basis of the statistical analyses of numerous oedometer test results.
"But you would never be able to strip someone of their nationality on discriminatory grounds, on the basis of race, religion, political views.
The diagnosis of acute hyperventilation was made by two internal medicine specialists on clinical grounds, on the basis of the patient history, clinical observation, physical examination, and biochemical tests.
