Sentence examples for once the basis from inspiring English sources

The possession theory was once the basis for insider trading liability in the United States.

Where the real-world Barbie doll was once the basis of the Barbie brand, Mattel's Monster High, another highly successful modern range of ghoulish fashion dolls (pictured), started off online.

In Pennsylvania the Ridge and Valley region contains one of the world's largest deposits of anthracite coal, once the basis of a thriving mining economy; many of the mines are now shut, oil and gas having replaced coal as the major fuel used to heat homes.

It was once the basis for an entire show.

"Once the basis is established, it can scale up, reflecting the local needs and realities".

After nearly two decades building relationships with a generation of Democrats, Mrs. Clinton has recently suffered a steady erosion of support for her presidential campaign from the party stalwarts who once formed the basis of her perceived juggernaut of "inevitability".

The relative ease with which sugars containing a free or potentially free aldehydo or keto group can be oxidized to form products has been known for a considerable time and once was the basis for the detection of these so-called reducing sugars in a variety of sources.

From this statement the proof follows at once on the basis of the definition of the metric in ω.

"Once again the basis for this, the fact that we explain there should be no circumvention of the decision, and there is no legal basis for routine communication [by Google] to websites' editors under EU data protection law.

Once, on the basis of global economic considerations the optimal performance (that is, a point on the plot of CO2 permeate concentration versus CO2 recovery) has been chosen, it can be univocally individuated on the maps; the parametric curves crossing this optimal point provide the corresponding pressure ratio and permeation number.

In a unanimous decision, the three judges decided that the appeal should be allowed (more specifically, that leave to appeal should be granted and the appeal heard and allowed instanter – at once), on the basis that the 8 March 2003 interview was not voluntary and so was inadmissible, and by admitting it the trial judge had made an error of law resulting in a miscarriage of justice.