Sentence examples for the basis from from inspiring English sources
It forms the basis from which finances and child-related issues are legally regulated following the breakdown of a marriage.
Theresults of the assessments would form the basis from which scarceresources would be diverted and billions of dollars of federal,state, and local funding would be allocated to shore up homelandsecurity.
As one Severnside resident put it, it was the commission, not the Environment Agency's formal consultation that "provided the basis from which a focused and coordinated approach by stakeholders and the local communities [could] be developed".
Each of these companies regards software and hardware as their essential areas of expertise, the basis from which they can spin out into so many different areas that are far beyond their primary businesses.
The proposal, on a standard known as proportionality, would have changed the basis from the current requirement -- that the percentage of women in athletics mirrors the enrollment, which at colleges nationally is 56percentt -- to 50-50.
The study of Porphyry's Isagoge, of Aristotle's Categories and De Interpretatione, and of theological texts containing Aristotelian elements formed the basis, from the 9th century onward, of logical methodology (dialectic) in a wide number of fields.
My teams play football the way I believe it should be played but the basis comes from before, from my mentor, from Cruyff".
First the quality of the information basis from the desk research is questioned because of the low number of respondents taking part in the questionnaire of local actors.
To determine appropriate capital gains, do the following: Deduct the adjusted basis from the selling price.
To choose the best basis from the dictionary, the separation coefficient is proposed for evaluating the separating performance of the transform basis.
This is wholly justified, but errors are likely to be committed if he overlooks the richness of the empirical basis from which his notions are derived.
