Sentence examples for based upon article from inspiring English sources

In accordance to directive 2008/57/EC the railway companies must verify this at least in context to the conferral and monitoring of safety authorization based upon article 11 of directive 2004/49/EC [6] and for licensing and supervision of safety certification based upon article 10 of directive 2004/49/EC.

A previous court case for possession of the land at Uxbridge County Court in November 2011 was adjourned because the judge accepted some of the defendants' arguments which were based upon Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights - the right to respect for private and family life - meaning a higher authority was needed to rule on the case.

The Commission's original proposal restricting advertisements (1989) and its new proposal banning tobacco advertising (1991) were both based upon article 100a.

Its decisions are based upon Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty of Rome (1957), which deal with rules of fair competition.

CTD content has been primarily based upon articles triaged by querying PubMed for both a chemical-of-interest and a gene concept to bias for articles describing chemical gene interactions.

My last article on mediation, titled "Should Divorcing Couples Who Mediate Be Talking Through Counsel?," was the first of a series of articles on mediation based upon an article by Franklin Garfield titled "Budget cuts lead to dysfunctional family law departments".

The second stage of review involved each reviewer independently identifying potentially relevant studies based upon full article review; data abstraction occurred for those articles that met the inclusion criteria.

Mr. Aviv might be a bully, although I cannot pass judgment based upon an article as other circumstances may or may not be involved in the case, but punishing and humiliating Mr. Aviv is not the solution.

3. A discussion of the patient's disease process based upon journal articles.

In the first episode, Gibney directs a documentary based upon a 2006 article by the New Yorker staff writer Lawrence Wright, "The Agent".

Even the larger research funders with well-established policies said that their current assumptions are based upon estimates of article volumes and APC levels; they are worried that costs could end up much higher than originally thought; this will depend on how the APC market develops.