Sentence examples for conditions upon which from inspiring English sources
The power to determine the conditions upon which waters may be so diverted is a legislative function.
Also curious to see EU reactions, since this seems to be out of line with the conditions upon which they allowed FB to take over whatsapp?
"It is clear that the conditions upon which Syria's designation was based continue to exist, therefore an extension is warranted under the statute," she added.
In fact, the officers were merely carrying out inspections to enforce the conditions upon which people were admitted to the concert.
The board's decisions were made in reliance on the advice of its investment bankers, including the terms and conditions upon which the securities were to be issued.
It was an ordinary act of legislation, prescribing the conditions upon which the state consented to waive the privilege of sovereignty.
This matter is easily tested by assuming a contract of employment for a year and the insertion of a condition upon which the right of employment should continue.
The payment of the tax at the times required by the statute is the condition upon which authority to continue in the business is made to depend.
It incorporated the provisions of the Declaration of Rights, acceptance of which had been the condition upon which the throne, held to have been vacated by James II, was offered to the prince and princess of Orange, afterward William III and Mary II.
Secondly, Inglesby was both director and chief ballerina; it was the condition upon which Sergeyev had brought his productions to the IB, because he trusted Inglesby to dance the classical roles properly and allow him to dictate the stagings.
