Mere suspicion might form the basis of action.

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This summary will form the basis for the session report.

The responses form the basis for much of the present report.

Bilateral agreements form the basis of enhanced ties of friendship between countries.

A Kadima Labor coalition would have its problems, but it would still form the basis of a solid government.

Soon the Senate asked General Mannerheim to form a new Finnish army on the basis on the White Guard militia.

These case studies form the basis for the present synthesis report which summarizes the findings.

They form a solid and optimistic basis for further overall progress on the implementation of the standards during the upcoming months.

Meanwhile, Goya was working on drawings that would form the basis for The Disasters of War .

The Working Group may wish to consider whether the following paragraphs could form the basis of the guidance on this issue, using the 1994 version of the Guide text as a basis.

It had been drafted in final form by her Ministry, on the basis of a broad public debate and with substantial NGO input.

These areas will form the basis of an initial draft agreement, to be presented in Bonn in June.

Article 72 says that the rules of custom shall form the basis of ownership and use of land .

It led to the signing of the declaration of principles that will form the basis for future talks.

Today, three themes form the basis for the Ministry of Justice's work degree of violence, sex and drugs.

NATO is often described as a construction with two pillars and an architrave symbolizing the common values that form the basis of the alliance.

At that point, the constituent assembly and government could decide whether to switch to a presidential form of government or establish a parliamentary system on a permanent basis.

The Working Group may wish to consider whether the following paragraphs could form the basis of the guidance on this issue, using the text in the 1994 version of the Guide to Enactment as a basis.

Each citizen had the right to choose his or her form of marriage, usually on the basis of religion.

It is submitted that religious doctrines form an uncritical basis, availing their daughter of no opportunity or means to distance herself from, make any reservation against, or criticize the basis.

(c) After their approval, the budget outline and strategic framework shall together form the basis for preparing the proposed programme budget

That work will form the basis for the discussions in London on the way forward for Afghanistan and future international assistance.

A new training manual on integrated environmental assessment and reporting is nearing completion and will form the basis for much of the future national level capacity building.

A contract research organization (CRO) is an organization that provides support to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries in the form of research services outsourced on a contract basis.

This story appears to form the basis for several key scenes in the first several chapters of The Catcher in the Rye .

In post conflict countries, shorter term humanitarian relief must help form the basis for longer term development efforts to achieve the Goals.

At the national level, such interaction could form the basis for the establishment of action plans for the implementation of the resolution.

It was also suggested that any decision on the final form should be on the basis of a text integrating the draft articles on prevention and the draft principles.

Community infrastructure will support, in the form of grants on a cost sharing basis, small scale community infrastructure sub projects to improve the quality of life of the poor.

The very resources that form the basis of informal security systems solidarity, social capital, and collective action, for example, can have perverse effects.

The bare (prefixless) form typically does not occur in the language itself, but is the basis for other words based on the ethnicity.

Priority issues and activities of substantive departments will be identified through the client planning process and will form the basis of communications plans.

Vulnerability components, risk intensity and response capacity, with their particular indicators, form the basis for the integral assessment of land degradation and poverty.

meman8 It is not allowed to form political parties on the basis of religion or ethnicity. Using religious slogans in politics is fraudulent and does not constitute a political programme

The results of all five missions will be available by mid 2005 and will form the basis of a document to be presented to the Executive Board in October 2005.

The list of items that the experts at the workshop believed might form the basis of a conceptual framework on illegal trade appears in chapter V of the workshop report.

In mathematics, a binary quadratic form is a quadratic form in two variables.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has suggested that the documents could form the basis for prosecuting war crimes committed by US forces against Afghan civilians.

There has been an ongoing recruitment of personnel who form the basis of the military force, and constitute the al Ittihad's de facto army.

Musharraf, who regularly claims to act on the basis of a Pakistan first policy, must now let go of partisan objectives and form a national unity government led by a prime minister from the opposition.

Other delegations expressed the view that, although they favoured the inclusion of the revised preambular paragraph, it was insufficient to form the basis of a final agreement on the draft convention.

But if this proves inadequate and a more ambitious approach is needed, the existence of a governance structure, or at least the beginnings of one, would form the basis of more elaborate institutional machinery.

In this connection, some delegations favoured a non binding instrument in the form of a declaration, guiding principles or a model law, which might serve as a guide for States and also as a basis for a future convention.

The Arabic form of this term (Al Habasha) is the etymological basis of Abyssinia, the former name of Ethiopia in English and other European languages.