Much of the outrage of Whitehouse and her attendant press was based on the idea that television arrived uninvited in people's houses and so was under obligation to behave well.
"The Architectural Legacy of Wallace A. Rayfield: Pioneer Black Architect of Birmingham, Alabama" (University of Alabama Press) is based on materials that the author, Allen R. Durough, a Baptist minister, found in 1993 at a ruined barn.
The hydraulic press was invented by Joseph Bramah in 1795; the expression outlet of his press was based on the traditional oil mill method with filter cloths.
It is understood that the "older classification" – known as "hard pressed" – is based on 2001 census data and the "updated" version – known as "urban adversity" – is based on the 2011 census.
Mr. De Sole said British press reports were based on incomplete figures.
The findings, a Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences press release says, were based on a set of internationally recognized climate models, meteorological data and records from past fire activity.
The HSE has published lists of health and safety myths in previous years but these were based on press reports rather than direct evidence from the public.
Remembering all the press from earlier pronouncements, which were based on inadequate and limited studies, many women are leery and find this hard to believe.
Eric Sussman, who was one of the prosecuting lawyers in Black's trial, points out to the Toronto Star that the disgraced press baron's three fraud convictions were based on two theories - honest services and mail fraud - and that the supreme court has only undermined one of these two arguments.
These articles and 60 like it were based on the press release of August 29 , 2012 "Rare find: Feathered dinosaur feasts on flying food" (http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2012-08/uoa-rff082812.php).
