Sentence examples for which bases from inspiring English sources

That toll is far higher than the nearly 115,000 violent civilian deaths reported by the British-based group Iraq Body Count, which bases its tally on media reports, hospital and morgue records, and official and non-governmental accounts.

The women said the 1990 Constitution, which bases citizenship on a father's nationality, is discriminatory.

After the cold war, deciding which bases to shut down was a political hot potato.

(Many box scores included full lists of players' ground balls and fly balls fielded, and which bases runners ultimately reached).

It is expected to make its recommendations to President Bush in September on which bases to close.

He did eventually qualify for Nevada's Medicaid program, which bases eligibility on financial need rather than age or disability.

That's not so easy in a society which bases its value on the consistent expansion in gross domestic product.

The United States, which bases its Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, has been relatively subdued in its criticism of Bahrain's leaders.

This matters to almost no one except the Federal Reserve, which bases its forecasts and decisions on PCE inflation.

This is a club which bases all its history and its tradition on the loyalty and trust between managers and players and the club.

The show, which bases interviews with public figures around eight musical choices, a book and a luxury, is now the world's longest-running factual radio programme.