Sentence examples for rules on the basis from inspiring English sources

"When I hear about a judge who rules on the basis of empathy, I think of an activist judge".

Mr. De Gucht's staff, for example, is trying to devise new procurement and investment rules on the basis of reciprocity with non-E.U countries.

"We believe that [digital] enterprises operating long-standing business models, subject to established international tax rules, should not become subject to altered rules on the basis that they have adopted more efficient means of operation".

This means that they make decisions on the basis of rules and that they are ready to modify the rules on the basis of new information that becomes available.

Today the Tories initially said Labour had breached cabinet office guidleines by holding the launch of its manifesto in an NHS hospital, but then altered the charge to claim Labour had exploited a loophole in the rules on the basis that the almost complete hospital was owned by Balfour Beatty the construction firm, and not the NHS.

That is why we have had such long discussions today … We have agreed as member states to make clear commitments about the restrictions on any arms we would supply, and on common rules, on the basis of common rules, and I think the whole of the European Union is very strongly committed to a political settlement in Syria.

Further, one rook learned a discriminatory rule on the basis of proximal, but not distal gaze cues, even though in both, the proximal and the distal condition, the experimenter's head was closer to the correct cup than to the incorrect cup.

The most influential of such schemes is the Marxist typology, which classifies types of rule on the basis of economic class divisions and defines the ruling class as that which controls the means of production in the state.

Criticising the rule on the basis of this series though is hasty.

The court ruled on the basis of the New Jersey Constitution, as it often does in civil liberties cases.

In a 2007 case, however, Scott v. Harris, the justices played umpire and ruled on the basis of what they saw.