Sentence examples for decisions upon which from inspiring English sources

Decisions, actual decisions, upon which money would be spent and movies created, were happening in flurries.

To speak with the gods, have relations with another human, take possession of another's territory, or eat this or that plant or animal involves man in a host of decisions upon which his existence depends.

The decisions upon which the defendant relies arose under the earlier acts and were based upon the presence in them of what studiously was omitted from the later one.

I cannot agree with this "plain statement" rule because it is unsupported by the decisions upon which the majority relies, contrary to our Tenth Amendment jurisprudence, and fundamentally unsound.

The Court recognizes, as it must, that this case involves "the most basic economic needs of impoverished human beings," and that there is therefore a "dramatically real factual difference" between the instant case and those decisions upon which the Court relies.

Thus it is said in Telman v. United States (C.C.A). 67 F.(2d) 718, 718: 'Where one large conspiracy is charged, proof of different and disconnected smaller ones will not sustain a conviction.' In support of that statement the various decisions upon which petitioner here relies are cited.

It seems likely that it will be our generation that must make this choice--a decision upon which the future of the American experiment, and perhaps the fate of mankind itself, may ultimately hinge.

A decision criterion upon which to base the decisions mentioned in (3).

Similarly in Ellis v. Dyson, 421 U.S. 426, 436 (1975), the “authoritative ground of decision” upon which the District Court relied in lieu of determining whether there was a case or controversy was Younger abstention, which we have treated as jurisdictional.

These sites were selected due to the presence of instructional reform initiatives, which was a criterion for the larger study on STEM instructors' data driven decision-making upon which this analysis is based.

Thus, there is a need for a process that supports consideration of all dimensions impacting a decision in a systematic and explicit fashion, and increases transparency and access to the evidence upon which decisions are based.