Sentence examples for on the same basis with from inspiring English sources

Most important of all, some schemes have become too costly to extend on the same basis with tax subsidy to cover the whole population.

The model is implemented in various climates on monthly time step (USA, Germany, Spain) and compared on the same basis with four radiation-based methods (Jensen–Haise, McGuiness and Bordne, Hargreaves and Oudin) and two temperature-based (Thornthwaite and Blaney Criddle).

In 2005, the NHFR was established on the same basis with the same methodology.

He said he was not jilting the Conservatives, with whom negotiators from the Liberal Democrats had made "a good deal of progress," but that it was "the right thing" to open discussions with Labour "on exactly the same basis" as with the Conservatives.

SP is intended to compare, on the same basis, algorithms with low probabilities of success but high convergence rates, and vice-versa.

Full year profits on the same basis were $13.4bn compared with $17.1bn for 2012.

The most plausible proposal is to expand the mandate of the World Trade Organization - which should operate in this respect without the involvement of the IMF - in assessing exchange manipulation on the same basis as it deals with unfair trade practices (as proposed by Mattoo and Subramanian).

It is also evident that spectral comparisons for the assessment of hypochromicity should be conducted on the same basis (i.e., with equivalent instrumentation).

The UNFCCC is one of the last remaining forums in the world where every country, however small, is represented on the same basis and has equal say with the biggest economies.

Just over halfway through the 2013-14 fiscal year, which started in April, net borrowing measured on the same basis was running at £64.8bn, compared with £70.6bn in the same period a year ago.

A16 White House Overhauls Amtrak The Bush administration proposed to pay for intercity passenger rail service on the same basis that it pays for mass transit, with the federal government paying part of the capital cost, but making the states pick up the rest, along with the operating deficits.