The phrase "and purpose upon" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "We must focus on our goals and purpose upon achieving them."
Alternatives: "and aim for" or "and focus on".
Indeed, Argentina asserts that the line between "nature" and "purpose" rests upon a "formalistic distinction [that] simply is neither useful nor warranted". Reply Brief for Petitioners 8. We think this line of argument is squarely foreclosed by the language of the FSIA.
Any disruption to meaning and purpose impacts upon the holistic well-being of a person leading to spiritual distress.
Written informed consent was obtained from all patients for data analysis and research purpose upon enrollment.
The fact that we offer these services is part of the passion and purpose we called upon to help get through those hard times".
A duel, Schnitzler's narrator concedes, may have been over something trivial, but dying for the "emptiness" of honor was surely preferable to "dying for much less and to no purpose, upon the command or wish of other people".
134, "ova, spermatozoa and fertilized ova which have not been used for creating progeny may be provided to research, educational and medical establishments" in Bulgaria and abroad for "medical, research and educational purposes upon receipt of the informed consent in writing of the donor or, in the case of fertilized ova, by the two donors".
All this was consistent with a purpose, upon the part of the Denver Company, to avail itself ultimately, and within the time prescribed by law, of the granted right of way through the Grand Ca non.
The conduct of the Denver Company, it is urged, evinced a settled purpose upon its part to abandon its grant of a right of way through that ca non.
To that end the act authorized the city to issue bonds to an amount sufficient for that purpose, upon the agreed valuation of the parties, or, in default of same, upon a valuation to be ascertained and fixed by appraisers, and to such additional amount as would be necessary in making additions to the plant, including real estate required for such additions.
"The institution of art does not assert a singular purpose upon the encounter.
