Sentence examples for Upon its conclusion from inspiring English sources

Upon its conclusion, the 2/13th Infantry Battalion led the 20th Brigade ashore, with the brigade's other two battalions, the 2/15th and 2/17th, coming ashore shortly afterwards in the second and third waves.

On multiple occasions, veteran players clashed with Manager Bobby Valentine, who had been hired with fanfare before the season and was fired promptly upon its conclusion.

They had sought the investigation "to ascertain the full facts and ensure a similar situation does not arise again" and, upon its conclusion, were apparently content with its findings.

This expansion of prior authority was based upon its conclusion that "the record in this proceeding supports a finding that banks process economic data". Regulation Y Order, 47 Fed.Reg.Reg

Celenza's three-year term will begin in July, and he will return to his posts at Homewood upon its conclusion.

But the very salvation of the republican idea depends upon its conclusion.

That wishful thinking now meets reality, but Trump appears primed to doubt his own intelligence community and/or fail to act upon its conclusions on an issue of huge international import.

It is postulated here that when a growing OF has progressed past the priming region and its main portion has been synthesized, upon approaching its conclusion, the final elongation may take place in a region of the template where certain triplets are repeated: in that case a series of aberrations on the elongation mechanism may occur.

The danger that matters pertaining to the defendant's guilt will infect the jury's findings of fact bearing upon voluntariness, as well as its conclusion upon that issue itself, is sufficiently serious to preclude their unqualified acceptance upon review in this Court, regardless of whether there is or is not sufficient other evidence to sustain a finding of guilt.

Most of Mill's critics were quick to seize upon it, if only because its conclusion contradicts two of Mill's oft-stated premises, namely that each of us is the best judge of our own interests and that anyone having unchecked power is bound to abuse it.

On the 4th of August, 1887, the commission made a report in writing which included the findings of fact upon which its conclusions were based, its recommendation as to the tariff which should be substituted for the tariff so found to be unequal and unreasonable, and also a specification of the rates and charges which it declared to be equal and reasonable.