She waits for him to address her, upon which she may speak to him.
In this article, we report examples of successful surveillance networks in under-resourced countries and address the framework upon which to deploy reliable and sustainable networks on antimicrobial drug resistance surveillance.
Nevertheless, long-term safety has not been adequately addressed in the studies upon which our meta-analysis is based as the studies included only covered a time span of up to 2 years.
Among the items on display are handwritten drafts of his first and second Inaugural Addresses, the Bible upon which he swore the oath of office on March 4, 1861 (used by Barack Obama at his inauguration), the earliest existing draft of the Gettysburg Address and the contents of his coat from the night he was assassinated in April 1865.
"The matters on which you are choosing to address us are matters upon which we have already ruled, as you would know if you had taken the trouble to read our decisions," he said curtly.
Its challenge--to do so without ever having to address the bedrock axioms upon which it all rests--long standing assumptions and premises which underlie the existing system and support its practices.
While these new probes may specifically target aspects of the apoptotic pathway, they do not address the ultrastructural changes upon which the term apoptosis was originally defined.
After September 11th, and the subsequent defeat of the Taliban in Afghanistan (upon which Hitchens addressed the British antiwar left in the pages of the Guardian, "Ha ha ha, and yah, boo"), he had thrown himself into the debate over Iraq, making speeches and writing for Slate.
Q. Wouldn't this have been the occasion upon which to address and showcase this?
One of the most urgent priorities of our federal government must be to address our perilous financial condition, upon which so much of our ability to defend against terrorism, wage wars, provide safety nets and educate our people depends.
