Example sentences of "the [noun pl] [be] [vb pp] on [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Again the decisions were based on sound judgement , the depth of the Canadian squad a Birtwell 's own coaching philosophy . |
| 32 | The results are based on current trends and predictions made by the Department of Transport in 1989 . |
| 33 | The tests were based on European Standards , adapted to conditions in the home , and were carried out on Maples ' 100% nylon twist-pile carpet and on tiled flooring . |
| 34 | On either side of the village the vines are exposed on north-facing slopes , ranging between 140 and 200 metres in height . |
| 35 | At this point it is sufficient to state that the estimates are based on high quality data supplied by The Scotch Whisky Association 's nine largest companies and they provide the first published attempt to quantify the wider economic significance of this important industry . |
| 36 | The estimates are based on observed trends picked up by the census , new GP registrations and other means . |
| 37 | Secondly , the estimates are based on reported abuse , which is dependent on the highly variable practices of agencies and practitioners . |
| 38 | Er normally as I said earlier payable at the age of sixty erm and the benefits are based on average salary which is the best three hundred and sixty five days out of the last ten ninety five so it 's the best year out of the last three years salary . |
| 39 | The reports were based on sworn statements of graduates of the camp , whose seven-month training including the use of explosives . |
| 40 | Mujaheddin sources said that the soldiers were returned on humanitarian grounds ; there was no indication of an exchange of prisoners despite earlier reports that the Kabul government was prepared to exchange 73 mujaheddin prisoners for the two Soviet servicemen . |
| 41 | Each of the bans was based on proscribed material , including propaganda literature , weapons and ammunition , seized from the groups ' headquarters . |
| 42 | 80% of the convictions were made on signed confessions either with no corroborative evidence or with almost none . |