Sentence examples for issues were based on from inspiring English sources
Common and unique issues were based on the iteration.
Parliament's recommendations for better EU-wide coordination on tax issues were based on the findings, reported in 2015 and 2016, of two special parliamentary committees which investigated the tax rulings that prompted the "Luxleaks" scandal.
It is questionable whether the AAP can form a coherent set of policies, as most of its issues are based on pure populism.
"There aren't many experts in this field of public health law," Mr. Shulman said, adding that current New York State laws on such issues are based on a 100-year-old experience with cholera and are in desperate need of updating.
However my optimism that in the future we will see more empirical work pointedly directed at theoretical issues is based on the fact that work of this sort has already begun to thrive.
Our proposal to address these critical issues is based on the simple idea that to fully resolve the crisis, Greece's sovereign debt needs to be made sustainable now — not in 2020, as the I.M.F.
The critical issues are based on experience that DuPont has gained (1) while safely manufacturing hydrogen cyanide for over 50 years, and (2) while DuPont has safely licensed HCN technology to other firms at locations around the world.
The analysis of legal issues is based on EU law and is supported by discussions on privacy and related issues.
My consideration of these issues is based on my recent work on this topic with Lawrence Kahn, Albert Liu, and Kerry Papps (i.e., Blau et al. 2011; Blau et al. 2013; and Blau and Kahn forthcoming).
Lisa Kurihara said the proposed language about increased risk of fire and structural issues was based on a "white paper" by a Eureka fire chief, but that document was not posted with the other exhibits in the public agenda.
