Sentence examples for statements based on the from inspiring English sources

Note that the If...Then...Else statement executes a group of statements based on the value of an expression, and the Select Case statement executes one of several of statements based on the value of an expression.

America's public companies currently release financial statements based on the country's own "generally accepted accounting principles" (GAAP).

The judge conceded, however, that the decision to suppress statements based on the use of threats "absent actual physical harm or deprivation" is a "close question".

Mr. Theede also disputed market talk that PriceWaterhouseCoopers might have to issue a qualified opinion on Yukos's financial statements, based on the uncertainty on how it will pay the $3.4 billion tax claim.

The present work serves as an extension of earlier derivations of boundary integral equation statements based on the perturbation approach by removing the assumption of small fluctuations of key medium properties about their mean values.

A set of statements based on the psychometric scale proposed by Cox and Evans was administered to a sample of 355 individuals intercepted as they left supermarkets and hypermarkets.

In the next round, two alternate statements for each component were devised – this served two purposes: 1) participant feedback on grouped responses; and 2) an opportunity to choose their preferred statement based on the refinements made after round one.

For each blank, select the option that most accurately completes the statement based on the information provided.

But Deutsche Post's chief executive, Klaus Zumwinkel, said in a statement: "Based on the feedback, we are convinced that we have now found the right price range".

(Italian soccer fans might agree with that blanket statement, based on the Azzurri's poor play and early exit at the World Cup).

This, from the former Master of the Rolls, is not a personal judgement of pornographic imagery but a statement based on the evidence coming to him from the courts up and down the land over which he had jurisdiction.