Sentence examples for means a basis from inspiring English sources

Upon my reading of the statute, I conclude that the language "grounds of contest" unambiguously means: a basis upon which a plaintiff can establish a cause of action.

Second, "a clear legal basis" means a UN security council resolution.

That 'social gaming experience' on Facebook, of course, also means a casual game has the basis to go viral.

This will mean a more solid basis for the European Union.

This means the basis, then a little eye-shadow, mascara and a pink gloss.

Kernel k-Means is a basis for many state of the art global clustering approaches.

Such twists are not meant to provide a basis for changing behavior.

The account, compiled by American nuclear experts, is meant to form a basis for American nuclear operators and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to learn lessons from the disaster.

A "cessation of hostilities" agreement on 27 February was meant to secure a basis for meaningful peace talks – instead, it has allowed Assad and his backers to regroup and prepare new attacks, such as those on Aleppo.

As a result, Hartshorne's metaphysics is meant to provide a basis for both an aesthetic appreciation of the value in nature, as well as for an environmental ethics where intrinsic and instrumental values in nature are weighed.

Percentages mean little without a basis of comparison.