It is developed and maintained on the basis of deeply-held convictions, underlying belief.
In essence, could they accept a united Syria that could only be maintained on the basis of a secular state with equal citizenship?
Sustained or repeated adversarial editorial material concerning individuals or organisations will only be maintained on the basis of justification in the public interest with the written approval of the managing editor".
The government argued that its policy on strikes outside warzones was different from that of the US, which it is maintained on the basis of a 2001 law that the US is engaged in a global war with al-Qaida and its allied organisations.
George Orwell's great friend Anthony Powell, for example, maintained, on the basis of a decade's close study of Orwell's attitudes, that, had he lived nto the 1980s, Orwell would have been anti-CND and in favour of the sending of the Falklands Task Force.
Instead of traditional scheduled or breakdown maintenance practices, they are maintained on the basis of their current state/condition.
Obviously, being in debt is more like a transaction relationship maintained on the basis of relational contracts by constantly adjusting itself in some way.
The Italian musicologist Giacomo Benvenuti maintained, on the basis of a 1942 performance in Milan, that the work was simply not good enough to be by Monteverdi.
Previous studies carried out by Vaugoyeau and colleagues in adults [30], [31] showed that vertical position can be maintained on the basis of the proprioceptive information alone, associated with an independent control of each body segment.
The diagnosis was maintained on the basis of WHO criteriae [ 14].
Fourth, that being said, we could still maintain that, on the basis of the instrumental value of interactions, public authorities can nudge people into having more intercultural contacts by creating contact zones and shared spaces of face-to-face interactions: "community gardens, libraries, public amenities, festivals and neighbourhood spaces" (p. 14).
