Sentence examples for have their basis from inspiring English sources

People are very disciplined.' Cultural characteristics are generalisations — but can often have their basis in true observations.

Both meanings have their basis in the charter (Article 1, paragraph 2; and Article 55, paragraph 1).

"My religion is serving humanity and I believe that all the religions of the world have their basis in humanity," he said.

The feelings which lie behind it have their basis in the resentement, inevitable in a free society, against the invasion of a man's privacy without some judicial sanction.

Andrea Schapper combines an analytical framework grounded in international relations scholarship on global governance with empirical field research methods that have their basis in sociology and anthropology.

Under the contract theory, warranties have their basis in the duties of sellers to consumers, which are contained implicitly or explicitly in the sales contract.

In the Tiantai school of Chinese Buddhism founded by Zhiyi, as in earlier forms of Mahayana Buddhism, the elements of ordinary existence are regarded as having their basis in illusion and imagination.

The farming and work songs and the early forms of myth and narrative poetry that had their basis in the abundant harvests of the New Stone Age were probably transmitted orally; it is difficult to find examples that have survived intact.

Some of these advances were based on the laws of mathematical physics and some had their basis in laboratory and/or field experiments.

Gadeir Abbas, the staff attorney for another plaintiff – the Council on American-Islamic Relargues – argues that the NSA's snooping techniques had their basis in a programme initially designed to spy on American Muslims in the wake of 9/11.

At a local circuit level, they are best modelled as having their basis in lateral inhibitory processes and acting to mediate stimulus selectivity (Bathellier et al., 2006; Börgers et al., 2008).