Sentence examples for office based on a from inspiring English sources

The candidate himself and his campaign surrogates have cast doubt on Clinton's health and fitness for the Oval Office, based on a 2012 incident in which Clinton fell, a mishap attributed to a stomach virus, and suffered a concussion and a blood clot in the brain.

It opened its new Nigeria office based on a simple business equation: Lots of Western workers plus massive political instability add up to demand.

The following are some impressions of the new Office based on a build run on a tablet and not the final consumer version.

The film grossed $30.5 million at the box office, based on a $4 million budget.

The families of those who were killed are being given 1 million rupees each, and one member from each of these families has been offered a job in a state government office, based on an individual's qualifications.

The state party has already filed a complaint with the Milwaukee district attorney's office based on news reports that a Democratic campaign worker gave cigarettes to homeless people while taking them to get absentee ballots last weekend.

The N.R.A. gave Mr. Kander, currently Missouri's secretary of state, an "F" rating when he ran for that office, based on his record when he was a state legislator.

Bean, working with marketing consultant ThinkVine of Cincinnati, learned through his agent-based model that putting a single vending machine in a place where people tend to gather can generate 15% more sales than putting multiple machines throughout an office based on the number of people there.

The sum given as imprest is decided on a monthly basis by the district office, based on the grant received from national level.

Here's a look at the box office (based on data from boxofficemojo.com) for each of the best-picture contenders and how they are faring in the nytimes.com interactive vote:  .

The delegates eliminated the prohibition on a member of Congress's assuming holding state office based on the rationale that there might be times when it might be in the best interest of the nation to allow such service.