Sentence examples for build upon a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maliki said Iraq needed to build upon a "strategic relationship on the economic front".

Redemption will come quickly if Johnson can build upon a terrific opening round of 66.

Once again the Court has refused to build upon a " 'secure foundation..

Supporting and sustaining communities that care would build upon a really important part of social work's origins and history.

These latest steps build upon a pilot program started in 2006 to go after the 104 worst offenders.

These applications build upon a fragility index that combines concerns for common values, system condition and risk.

Students in ORFE develop a unique set of skills that build upon a solid foundation in probability, statistics, and optimization.

Serious literacy deficits cost poor blacks and Hispanics infrastructure and green jobs, which require skills that build upon a solid foundation in math and reading.

The Riverside Symphony has one disadvantage: It usually presents just three concerts a season, which makes it difficult to maintain continuity and build upon a recent success.

Our purpose here is to share, and build upon, a framework that conceptualizes the relationships among participation, education, learning and sustainability in an EA context.

The White House, in a recent statement on technology and innovation, exhorted Americans to build upon a strong research and development ecosystem.