Sentence examples for base upon which to from inspiring English sources
The Welsh public consistently shows it cares deeply for the environment and the country has a solid base upon which to build a thriving green economy.
Volt's growth in providing technical services and professionals to telephone companies, provided Bill Shaw a strong base upon which to launch the Company's telecommunications services division in 1976.
The mayor now wants to revise the formula permanently, perhaps by adding personal income-tax or sales-tax revenues to the calculation, resulting in a broader and more stable tax base upon which to issue debt.
It is time for the international community to end Burma's descent into hell and to use Aung San Suu Kyi's kangaroo court trial as a base upon which to build greater democracy in our country.
If you remain skeptical, it may help to think of oats as just another starchy base upon which to build layers of flavor and top with various proteins or sauces — much like pasta, rice, grits, toast and more.
Mr. Gates said he wanted to use improved global health as a base upon which to build what he called "the virtuous cycle" of longer lifetimes, jobs, markets, infrastructure, tax bases and all the other steps that lift poor countries out of poverty.
Over forty years of in-reactor testing and over thirty years of operating experience in power reactors have provided a broad understanding of the in-reactor deformation of cold-worked Zr 2.5Nb pressure tubes, and an extensive data-base upon which to base models for managing the life of existing reactors and for designing new ones.
Just as well, then, that they have the division's outstanding goalkeeper behind them, the most solid of bases upon which to build.
The lack of a conceptual framework seems to preclude the success of potential interventions because there is no clear concept based upon which to intervene.
