Sentence examples for would be based for from inspiring English sources

A minor drug infringement in 1967, and the consequent withdrawal of his police permit to work in New York nightclubs, led Hutcherson to return to California, where he would be based for the rest of his life.

Things might be a little easier had the original idea been maintained; early thinking was this World Cup would return to the system used in competitions of old, where the country would be divided into regions, in which teams would be based for all of their group matches.

A fully secular end to the conflict would be based on respect for international law and universal basic human rights.

It would be based on respect for history and culture, as well as an understanding that many of these issues have been fought for by Aboriginal people for decades.

The only guarantee that the Scotland-born Read was prepared to give was Pfizer's previously made pledge that 20% of the combined R&D workforce would be based in Britain for the next five years.

The executives, who spoke Friday only on the condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Dowley would be based in New York for Endeavor, working with Ari Emanuel, a partner, on entertainment- and event-marketing campaigns.

To the extent I would recommend a specific increase in the federal minimum wage of $7.25, it would be based on adjustment for inflation, at least.

The central committee would be based in San Felipe "for the purpose of circulating information of events of importance to the interest of the people".

In July 1929 a plan was proposed where an amphibious aircraft would be based at Lympne for use in search and rescue when aircraft were reported missing over the Channel.

The model would be based on that used for post-war New Towns: the government picked and purchased land for building on and appointed a development corporation.

The other two members of the customs union, on which the Eurasian union would be based, have been criticised for their lack of democracy, with Belarus dubbed "the last dictatorship in Europe".