Sentences with phrase «predicated on»

«Right now, the big questions with which you wrestle — in the UN, Nato, the Middle East and elsewhere — are predicated on your commitment to working in partnership with others.»

«I've been making this exit plan for a couple of years, and I knew the date that I wanted to leave, just predicated on the things that I wanted to complete.»

The chief objective of DIHR is to promote and develop knowledge about human rights on a national, regional and international basis, predicated on the belief that human rights are universal, mutually interdependent and interrelated.

Former adviser to Tony Blair Speculation about the next Labour leader is predicated on expectations of defeat at the election.

Dr Heppell's analysis, predicated on events at the turn of 2007/2008, argues that Labour «has not matched the scale of governing degeneration that afflicted the Conservatives in 1963 and 1996».

«The oath must be predicated on an election.

«Whether a party will call a witness or not can not be predicated on the evidence of a witness yet to be called,» Justice Abang ruled again on Tuesday.

She said the tax increase is «predicated on the absurd contention that the state's most successful entrepreneurs, investors and business executives will turn over 54 cents of every dollar of their top earnings to the government for the privilege of living and working in New York state.»

The entire defense strategy is predicated on the notion that Silver's conduct does not violate the law.

Bratton's strategy advocated for a hard - line approach on low - level crime and quality - of - life violations predicated on the belief that a «disorderly city is a dangerous city.»

But Medicaid remained an active issue in the negotiations, much of which seemed predicated on resolving a $ 15 minimum wage opposed by many Republicans in the State Senate.

The unification plan put forth by leaders of the New York State Democratic Party, predicated on a special election likely to be held after the state budget is approved in late March or early April, would bring together the Independent Democratic Conference (IDC) with the 23 mainstream Democrats in the Senate.

The plan, predicated on a special election likely to be held after the state budget is approved in late March or early April, would bring together the eight - member Independent Democratic Conference and 23 - member mainline Democratic conference in the state Senate.

And the Tory cuts plan is predicated on pre-election tax incentives in 2014.

The supposed deal is predicated on the assumption that Comrie's religious black base would be inclined to vote for him and Peralta by combining two ethnic based voting blocs and thus increasing their chance for victory in a crowded race.

It is difficult to imagine conditions in which a state's continued existence would be predicated on such acts.

That pre-election surge was in very large part predicated on Clegg's «honest Joe» look directly into camera during the TV debates, and saying, «Trust me — I'm different from the other candidates.»

It's a matter of personal conviction, predicated on a belief in the sanctity of life, and that the right to life is the most fundamental of human rights.

We now know that these larger poll numbers were predicated on large numbers of potential voters who were powerfully demotivated; witness the Labour voters who stayed at home at the 2009 European elections.

The coalition's entire justifi cation has been predicated on its ability to be competent where its predecessor was not.

There is, undoubtedly, a strong nexus between theological concepts and politico - religious categories, the latter often viewed as necessarily and inevitably predicated on the former.

But, according to a number of sources, her bid for the seat is predicated on a series of political deals and exchanges of favors that would leave her indebted to a vast array of political machines and prominent political actors.

This costly new tax rebate is predicated on the existence of a surplus in upcoming fiscal years.

It's an argument predicated on the assumption that, as he puts it, «naturally, Corbynites tend to be in safe Labour seats, so a catastrophic defeat for the party won't affect most of them».

In particular, it is not predicated on the intention to engage in a sexual relationship».

A system that was still, to a great extent, predicated on Willy Whitelaw's «short, sharp shock».

Their open seats are predicated on the plan to have Democrats unify in the Senate chamber amid a push to have the eight - member Independent Democratic Conference form a coalition with the 23 - member mainline conference of Democrats.

Kerry spoke not of a world of humanitarianism predicated on «charity» but, rather, one of «rivals determined to create jobs and opportunities for their own people.»

«One view might be the Cabinet decision was predicated on the basis there was no commercial advantage in referring to the MMC,» Jay suggests.

Many Canadian cannabis companies have interests in the USA and some stock valuations are predicated on expansion into US markets.

American relationship counsellor John Gray's seminal work Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus was predicated on one central assumption: that men and women are just as different as beings from other planets.

The Conservative plans are predicated on # 5 billion of largely unspecified anti-avoidance measures, # 10 billion unspecified cuts to benefits and # 30 billion cuts to unprotected government departments, which were not mentioned in their manifesto.

But the last few weeks seemed to demonstrate that the security of your job and the jobs of everyone else at BPI was predicated on the public not knowing about the product you sell, not knowing how it is made, and not knowing that it was in the vast majority of the ground beef sold in this country, up to 15 %.

This is a culture predicated on the ability to convincingly train out a normal response to pain.

Dr. Andrew Peterson, University of Iowa team physician, says that injury rates are low and mostly predicated on long careers and repeated hits — not a few years of contact sports during middle or high school.

I had two intentions with the book: it must be funny and predicated on the truth that Down syndrome is not the problem, society is the problem.

If a good memoir was merely predicated on having an interesting life then some of the best books would be celebrity memoirs.

Not positional play, no gegenpressing, and even though they tried it, Madrid was not predicated on the suddenly fashionable 3 at the back.

While he does have a lot of miles on his legs, his game was never predicated on speed, so I'm confident he can adapt as he ages.

Current Director of Football Dario Gradi has always been loathe to allow his best youngsters to jump ship too early but the Alex academy costs # 500,000 a year to run and its whole existence is predicated on returns — with a bevy of additional talents to keep the club on an upward curve, selling this angular future leader of a midfielder could keep Crewe sustainable for a decade.

That includes implementing more run - pass option (RPO) plays into his system that has long been predicated on the power run game.

It should not be a surprise after all these years, when we have witnessed Mourinho's gameplan of minimal attacking and maximum retreating so many times, the possession an afterthought and everything predicated on a formidable organisation.

Much of this piece focuses on Roma's offense, which wasn't intended, but suffice it to say, much of Juve's success over the past several season has been predicated on a stern defense, so whatever measure of consistency Rudi Garcia can receive from anyone not named Maicon or Kostas Manolas will be welcomed.

Since their attacking style can leave the formation exposed in deeper positions, Sevilla's defensive stability is often predicated on their counterpress.

Players such as McCaffrey, who can line up anywhere and are most dangerous in space, are built for spread offenses that are predicated on quick - timed passing games.

His man coverage skills are predicated on press man coverage, but he needs to play deep to minimize his flaws as a back to ball player.

Personally, I think the price is just too high for a team that's predicated on having a strong puck moving presence on defense and a pipeline that looks unimpressive behind Fabbro.

I'm tired of seeing him scapegoated because his game isn't predicated on the characteristics of an English (and thus American) footballer — meaning what you lack in technical ability you make up for with hard work, hard work, hard work.

(my prediction is predicated on a sensible starting line - up, so no Kolasinac as CD or no Laca out on the wing and no Giroud as starting striker)

It would be much more down to his decision to either resign or sign a new deal which would be predicated on his success with the club in the short run.