Sentence examples for the basis for going from inspiring English sources

It is the basis for going out in the world.

The Chilcot report identifies a series of major blunders by the British intelligence services that produced "flawed" information about Saddam's alleged weapons of mass destruction, the basis for going to war.

The Chilcot report identifies a series of major blunders by the British intelligence services that produced "flawed" information about Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), the basis for going to war.

Chairman of the joint intelligence committee, the umbrella group for the intelligence agencies, 2001-04 Scarlemergesrges from the Chilcot report with his reputation badly damaged, mainly for failing to rein in some of the wilder conclusions by Blair in claiming that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, the basis for going to war.

But the otherwise sharply differing declarations presented as the basis for going into the direct talks, scheduled to start in Washington on Sept. 2, reflect the complexity of the effort required to get the two sides to this point, and the daunting challenges that lie ahead.

Bagehot cannot recall a single doubt expressed from the Conservative frontbench at the time about Saddam Hussein's destructive arsenal or the legal basis for going to war, the two issues that preoccupy Mr Howard now.

Still, the pressure on Mr. Blair is particularly intense since he had emphasized the threat of a potential terror strike using Iraq's unconventional weapons as the sole basis for going to war.

Written to be the legal basis for going after 9/11's perpetrators, its vaguely worded provisions have been stretched -- almost to the breaking point -- in the 12 years since.

Because these perfect friendships produce advantages and pleasures for each of the parties, there is some basis for going along with common usage and calling any relationship entered into for the sake of just one of these goods a friendship.

Uganda, because of its history of high quality health research at Makerere University and other research institutes, has a sound basis for going to the next level: to capture more of the value of its research and, working with the private sector and other partners, to focus on health product development and translation of research into applied solutions.

Arguably, even where a deontological framework has been adopted, the relevant deontic properties do not subsume, take the place of, provide the basis for, or go hand in hand with, the function-driven (or ends-directed) actions of the persons in question.