Sentence examples for unless it 's based from inspiring English sources

It's usually also facile and stating the obvious, unless it's based on real, serious, inside information; in which case you should and will be struck off before nightfall.

"Unless it's based on something really [bad].

"Federal income tax law generally prohibits a publicly-held company from deducting compensation paid to a named executive officer (other than a chief financial officer) that exceeds $1 million during the tax year unless it is based upon attaining pre-established performance measures that are set by the company's compensation committee under a plan approved by the company's shareholders.

But I also know, and you do too, that there is no healing unless it is based on truth.

Nationwide testing is useless unless it is based on a curriculum consensus reached by genuine experts in the subjects being taught — yes, the dreaded "elites".

"But it will not lead to long-term calm unless it is based on Israeli recognition of the national and legitimate rights of the Palestinian people".

"We never publish something unless it is based on empirical analysis," Johnson says, adding that the IFS sees itself as a research organisation rather than a thinktank.

In their response to this problem, the Sadducees, on the one hand, refused to accept any precept as binding unless it was based directly on the Torah i.e., the Written Law.

The Freedom Charter was adopted, asserting that "South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black or white, and no Government can justly claim authority unless it is based on the will of the people".

What this means is that no rendering is capable of capturing the essence of a production automobile with the perfection witnessed here unless it was based upon the automobile itself, or at least a clay model.

In most Protestant circles it was difficult to make legislation binding upon conscience unless it was based on clearly affirmed biblical legal teaching; more important, the accent on the Gospel of grace led most Protestants to undervalue the whole role of law in the life of the church.