"The article makes some pretty serious accusations that deserve a response," Mr. Rubio said, "but I'm not going to base my opinion or make a statement on the basis of an article — one article by one journalist alone without more information available to me".
"What makes this easy for a chief scientist is that so much rigorous work has gone on around the globe to get an agreed statement on the basis of extremely rigorous science….Clearly climate change is an extremely important threat to us," Sir Mark said.
But he soon shifted to the view that it is impossible to ascribe a determinate probability to a general statement on the basis of induction.
The ICO said in a statement: "On the basis of the samples we saw, we are satisfied so far that it is unlikely that Google will have captured significant amounts of personal data".
Mrs May also said: "He has, as I understand it, made a statement on the basis of, if we were going to do this now, this is what the situation would be.
First Amendment advocates defended Mr. Baraka's statements on the basis of artistic freedom.
Nevertheless, scientists do accept lawlike statements on the basis of only incomplete, as well as indirect, verification which is what "confirmation" amounts to.
Also, both the left anterior insula and BA44/45 in the IFG are involved in detecting pure rhythmic aspects of speech production [Geiser et al., 2008] as well as in recognizing degraded statements on the basis of their prosodic profile [Plante et al., 2006].
Wood further argues that if Paul had been writing in support of the Job-commandment prohibiting homosexuality, he would have been contradicting himself, because of his explicit statement that the basis of all binding commandments is the principle of universal, unbiased loving.
Richard J. Codey signed the state's first uniform ethics code yesterday, quoting President John F. Kennedy's statement that "the basis of effective government is public confidence, and that confidence is endangered when ethical standards falter".
The interim president, Adli Mansour, a senior judge, cited the general's brief statement as the basis of his own authority, and in confirmation the general's words were printed as law in the official Gazette.
