Sentence examples for case upon which from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more damaging, though, was that in June, Gemstar lost the major patent case upon which it had pinned its hopes and, apparently, much of its financial statements.

"The almost-Orwellian technology that enables the government to store and analyze the phone metadata of every telephone user in the United States is unlike anything that could have been conceived in 1979," he wrote, referring to the year in which the US supreme court ruled on a fourth amendment case upon which the NSA now relies to justify the bulk records program.

That doesn't sound a strong enough case upon which to base their argument.

Zapak is still alive today, as are Shanda and Giant Interactive, but whereas the latter have grown to become industry leaders, Zapak never validated the business case upon which it was built.

But probably the jewel in our collective crown of smugness, the case upon which we've based our secret conviction that we're better than the rude French and the loud Americans, is the fact that we've built an entire national identity on politeness.

However, in many gene expression data sets unequivocally defined causal mutations or effector molecules are not known, clearly making retrospective assessment more challenging than the particular MSTN case upon which the algorithm was first developed.

By and large, cases upon which plaintiffs rely in arguing for the split of Microsoft have involved the dissolution of entities formed by mergers and acquisitions.

The cases upon which the panel relied establish that, with regard to holding actual positions of government authority, noncitizens can be treated differently from citizens.

All cases upon which plaintiffs rely were rendered upon mandamus prior to the modern statutory election system and remedial scheme enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida in section 102 of the Florida statutes, or chapter 102 of the Florida statutes.

IQ scores above this level are dubious as there are insufficient normative cases upon which to base a statistically justified rank-ordering.

We have, however, provided the number of asthma cases in each study type (Table 5); these data indicate that the longitudinal general population studies have accounted for a major part (more than nine in ten) of the asthma cases upon which the PAR estimates have been based.