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The movie would be based on that book.
Rijiju told the media here that the compensation package would be based on prescribed guidelines.
Everything would be based on majority rules.
A New Zealand-basedteam was also mentioned as a possibility which would be based at Auckland or Christchurch.
And that would be based on whose judgment?
All direct negotiations in the future would be based on these parameters.
Final selection would be based on consolidated marks of Main Examination(objective test)& Interview.
And then the recipes would be based on that.
Six of them would be based on gas, one on coal( restart of Korba) and one on naphtha in the north- western region.
Everything included in the museum would be based on the latest research.
Jesus' judgment would be based on behavior, no matter how much that person might or might not have in worldly goods. This fact his disciples had to keep firmly in mind.
The microkernel upon which Fuchsia's code would be based on is called“Zircon”;
But the total amount would be based on the then exchange rate of your local currency against US dollar.
Alongside, 40 per cent of India's power capacity would be based on non-fossil fuel sources.
The selection of the students would be based on their performance in the 8th Standard, which includes both academic and extracurricular activities.
In his speech before the Federal Assembly he introduced 20 sweeping constitutional amendments thatwould provide an updated framework on which the country would be based.
The contributions would be based on the age of joining the APY.
This means that while till now programmes and plans related to wildlife were focused on and around national parks and sanctuaries,now the strategies would be based on the landscape of the region that may not be limited to a reserve forest system alone.
They said the new entity would be based in Canada, which has a lower corporate tax rate than the U.S., especially for entities with large overseas earnings.
For example, if you had a car that you wanted to trade in for a new one,the value of the old car would be based on the Kelley Blue Book value, which is what the dealer will pay you(salvage value) for that car.
A lot of this difference would be based on the size of the databases that the companies use as references and who is in the databases, and- very importantly- who has been left out of the databases.
He said,“While this year students of Class 10 will get 20 per cent objective questionsand 10 per cent questions would be based on creative thinking, by 2023 question papers for classes 10 and 12 will be based on creative, innovative and critical thinking.”.
He said the film would be based on the Carol Danvers version of the character, and that the film had been developing in the studio for a"long time"- almost since the time of Guardians of the Galaxy(2014) or Doctor Strange(2014)- and its One of the main issues was"finding out what we wanted to do with it.
So, the tips I would be sharing here would be based on some of the easiest ingredients available.
In 1998, an informal group called the Mozilla Organization was formed and largely funded by Netscape(the vast majority of programmers working on the code were paid by Netscape)to coordinate the development of Netscape 5(codenamed"Gromit"), which would be based on the Communicator source code.
Selection of a candidate for main selection test would be based upon the points obtained by him/her in Physical test.
The sources said that cooperation to the Pakistani team would be based on the principle of reciprocity hoping that an Indian teamwould be allowed to travel to Pakistan at a later date.
In 2016, he proposed a new nation which would be based in space in order to be outside of the control of nations on Earth.
However, an expanded discussion on the issue of needs would be based on the famous work of Abraham Maslow, regarding his hierarchy of emotional needs.
The new ship's design, construction,engineering and advanced technology would be based on Hurtigruten's two next-generation ships, Roald Amundsen and Fridtjof Nansen, currently under construction at the Kleven shipyard in Norway.