Thus, we have here a case of a statement of arithmetic (and, in fact, a very simple one) that cannot be settled on the basis of the standard axioms.
However, the latter depend on all the methods one might use to find variation, so it cannot be settled on the basis of the length-discrepancy approach alone.
Claims are settled on the basis of information furnished by the nearest weather station.
These claims are settled on the basis of more recent military and political events.
In February this year a civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission was settled on the basis of a $1.05m payout from the two, which the judge in charge termed "chump change".
For two decades he consistently maintained that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict could only be settled on the basis of mutual recognition.
"There was no point in voting against this budget, which was settled on the basis of extra sales tax revenue," she cautioned.
Even if describing and appraising are not utterly distinct and involve one another, it is generally admitted that the question of validity cannot be settled on the basis of historical or descriptive accounts alone.
"Russia insists the situation around Iraq should be settled on the basis of U.N. resolutions that were passed before," Mr. Putin said at a news conference with Mr. Blair, who arrived on Thursday evening, accompanied by his wife, Cherie, for a day and a half of talks with Mr. Putin at a hunting lodge north of Moscow.
Many decisions affecting persons are settled on the basis of reasons that do not refer to the merits of the case.
The debate between the organic and functional model for whiplash has strong clinical implications, but will obviously not be settled on the basis of this study alone.
