Sentence examples for divisions upon from inspiring English sources

With some stability and enough trust, the Central Asian states, Pakistan and Afghanistan may be able to form a workable common market that would help minimize the divisions upon which so many outside powers have played over the past century and more.

The second report enjoined upon all parties the necessity for proceeding, as expeditiously as possible, with a revision of divisions upon a more legical and systematic basis, made specific suggestions as to the character of the study to be pursued, and invited carriers to present to the Commission any cases of inability to agree upon such revision.

Genetic deletion of HIF-1α in T cells resulted in increased TCR triggered cell proliferation as shown by significantly higher percentages of cells which had undergone three or four cell divisions upon anti-CD3 mediated activation (Fig. 3A).

Wing and Gould recommended that future studies of the mental problems of children based their divisions upon social impairment as measured by the HBS.

Although a related checkpoint was found to delay the meiotic divisions upon nucleotide depletion in budding yeast (Stuart and Wittenberg, 1998), a subsequent study came to the conclusion that it did not regulate DSB formation (Borde et al., 2000).

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"Our testing division, upon seeing the initial results, questioned them," Ms. Feinberg said.

Although spouses have some power to change their marital property arrangements by private agreement, most married people in the West today live under a regime either of community property or of separate property subject to division upon divorce and to a forced share in the surviving spouse.

Second, if the child gets divorced, the assets are susceptible to division upon divorce.

It can designate certain current and future assets as individually owned (i.e. separate) rather than marital property that can be subject to division upon divorce.

If you are the moneyed-spouse, with considerable inherited or premarital wealth (often called “separate property”), you would want to avoid the “kitchen sink” or “all property” states that allow a court to consider all of your property for division upon divorce, not just that which was derived from marital efforts and acquired during the marriage.