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

A former tabloid reporter was recruited to the News of the World from its chief rival on the basis of his skills as a phone hacker and told the paper's then editor Andy Coulson about the practice during his interview, the Old Bailey heard on Monday.

No longer does the United States hold an advantage over its rivals on the basis of internal coherence and sense of social purpose.

The important point, for Dennett, is that it is impossible to distinguish between the two rival theories on the basis of dream recall.

Patent owners should commit to a "no injunction" policy under which they do not seek to block the sale or shipments of rivals' equipment on the basis of a Frand-patent dispute.

Mr. Gorbachev confused some members by stipulating, after personally embracing the Shatalin plan, that "one program on the basis of the two" rival plans be again attempted.

Other Republican strategists said that while voters often had difficulty making sense of competing education proposals and seldom supported candidates on the basis of rival philosophies about the environment, they understood money, and Mr. Gore's claim that Mr. Bush was not managing it properly amounted to perhaps the boldest attack yet on Mr. Bush's Texas record.

The second premise can be challenged on the basis of rival explanations of the features of morality, explanations that do not require God.

Other Tories unconvincingly blamed their usual bogeys: the European Union, on the basis of one directive or other, and the Liberal Democrats, their main rival in the south-west.

Carlo Ancelotti's men are second behind their city rivals Atletico, who visit Getafe on Sunday, on the basis of the head-to-head record between the two teams.

There was once a time when rival groups on the Tory benches were formed on the basis of clashes on the big challenges of the day such as Europe.

As rivals try to outdo one another, they end up competing solely on the basis of incremental improvements in cost or quality or both.