JUSTICE O'CONNOR: But having done that, it's very difficult to find the basis in the Constitution for saying it isn't a limited term.
It operates on the basis – in the words of Thucydides – that "strong do as they please while the weak suffer what they must".
Setting aside these domestic considerations, the basis in international law for France, the US, Australia, Britain and the coalition of nations that have been involved in bombings so far is unclear.
To make the decision about whether to make a deemed sale, investors will have to calculate the basis in a stock -- that is, what was paid for the stock, including commissions paid.
But she added that "it's very difficult to find the basis in the Constitution for saying" lawmakers do not have the right to set the limit even if "it's longer than one might think desirable".
Reducing aristocracy and democracy to the single category of republican rule, Machiavelli also laid the basis in his analysis of the exercise of princely power for a further distinction between despotic and nondespotic forms of government.
Medicare Comparisons No program faces bigger changes under Mr. Ryan's budget than Medicare, and his plan to overhaul the program forms the basis in many respects for Mr. Romney's plan.
In 1907 Lee De Forest invented the Audion, a three-element vacuum tube, which provided the basis in the early 1920s for a feasible amplifier that produced an undistorted sound of sufficient loudness.
They serve as the basis in typical networks.
But expanding the basis in time corresponds to reducing bandwidth.
Hence there exists a sequence and projections with respect to the basis in with.
