The phrase "act upon then" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a confusion between "then" and "them," as "act upon them" would be the correct expression.
Example: "We need to act upon them to ensure the project moves forward."
Alternatives: "take action on them" or "respond to them."
If we catch children while they are still keen, ensuring that they are all involved and that their ideas are at least sometimes acted upon, then they can grow up with a sense of community and the belief that they can make a positive difference.
We need not draw our swords into battle, but instead, simply lean gently into the wind -- finally pressing send on that email to an important executive with a resume attached and a request for consideration for that coveted new job opening enclosed, or writing down our goals so we know which ones to act upon, and then, making a strategy for bringing them to life.
If you give him all the signals, and then he acts upon them, then you are partially responsible".
"But they then [feminists], in their fury against men and masculinity, they actually forget to stop and say if you tease, if you jump into bed naked with a man, if you give him all the signals and then he acts upon them, then you are partially responsible".
"In their fury against men and masculinity they actually forget to stop and say if you tease, if you jump into bed naked with a man, if you give him all the signals and then he acts upon them, then you are partially responsible," he said.
Previous work on Zosterops lateralis in Australia has shown that selection can act upon colonization and then remain static for thousands of years [ 36].
"The catalogue enables the ability to have a whim and then act upon it, and that's pretty much my life".
The various sections and committees debate and research legal and professional questions and then submit the resolutions they have adopted to the ABA's governing bodies, the House of Delegates and the Board of Governors, which then act upon them.
9 P.M. (HBO) INCEPTION (2010) Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio, left) runs a mental espionage outfit in which he and his associates break into the dreams of their sleeping targets, often corporate titans, to implant the seeds of ideas that they will then act upon once awake.
It illustrates how the world is now defined by the way we measure data and then act upon it.
