Sentence examples for rather on the basis of from inspiring English sources

The seats are not to be designed on the basis of how many people live in them, but rather on the basis of last December's electoral register.

However, it seems that in this type of collaboration, the gas grid operators are not involved on the basis of their privately defined societal interest, but rather on the basis of the public interest of the production and distribution of renewable energy, as - ultimately - defined by the central government.

Indeed, one might wonder whether mathematics should not be regarded as a science in its own right, and whether the ontological commitments of mathematics should not be judged rather on the basis of the rational methods that are implicit in mathematical practice.

Especially interesting about the pamphlet is the essentially classical, even Platonic, conception of reason that Jacobi advances there, in defence, however, of a theory of individual liberalism which, in the eighteenth-century, was being defended rather on the basis of quite an opposite mechanistic conception of rationality.

The village will not be selected at random but rather on the basis of being located near township centers to maximize the geographic distance between participating villages.

Several lines of evidence support the notion that cellular energetics are deranged in established sepsis not on the basis of inadequate tissue perfusion, but rather on the basis of impaired mitochondrial respiration.

rather than on the basis of what's best for your health," Mr. Gore said.

Managers need to be trained to monitor employees by performance rather than on the basis of visual cues, experts say.

German courts have begun to define German European issues in the context of the German Constitution rather than on the basis of E.U. law.

This statement comes from clinical expertise, and the belief that children should be treated as children, rather than on the basis of their immigration status.

All this adds up to a big, complex package, which must be judged in the round rather than on the basis of a single component such as the size of the fiscal stimulus.