Sentence examples for were to be based from inspiring English sources

As a result, the question of where Britain's own Polaris submarines were to be based aroused remarkably little attention when the government began its deliberations in 1963.

La Pension Leblanc (1928), Choquette's first published novel, provided a foundation on which future television and radio series were to be based.

The plaintiffs' lawyers, whose fees were to be based on a percentage of the settlement, estimated up to 19,000 claims.

Citing research that this new approach to instruction significantly increases test scores, Ms. Paul shares her excitement that if homework assignments were to be based on the principles of M.B.E., we would see academic achievement soar.

January 8 , 1817Westbury-on-Trym, England June 23 , 1893Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Sir Theophilus Shepstone, (born Jan . 8 , 1817Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire, Eng. died June 23 , 1893 Pietermaritzburg, Natal [now in South Africa]) British official in Southern Africa who devised a system of administering Africans on which all later European field administrations in Africa were to be based.

And if they were to be based on fantasy, self-deception, or deliberate falsehood, then no possibility of genuine debate and argumentation could be sustained.

If the apportionment was to be based on population, Southerners argued, then slaves should be counted.

A separate tracking radar system is to be based in the Czech Republic.

The allocation of the $8 million is to be based on the severity of those injuries.

It is to be based on a forthcoming novel by them of the same name.

The sale was to be based on yesterday's closing share price, a spokesman, Terry Francisco, said.