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basis

[bey-sis] / ˈbeɪ sɪs /




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The crossing is set to open on Sunday on a trial basis to allow the passage of wounded individuals, ahead of a regular reopening scheduled for Monday, three sources at the crossing said.

From Barron's

“It’s how I allocate money to other things. I think this is where there is value. On a risk-adjusted basis, there’s value.”

From Barron's

"There is a compelling basis" that the assault and the hack "was directed or authorised by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia or agents acting on its behalf," Mr Justice Saini said in his written judgement.

From BBC

“Investigations are conducted on the basis of evidence and due process, including financial investigations and international cooperation. There is no immunity for any network or individual found to be involved.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It also mandates a summary of the redactions made and the legal basis for them.

From BBC