Sentence examples for explicitly upon from inspiring English sources

It is necessary, therefore, to focus on the meager evidence bearing explicitly upon Pyrrho's own ideas and attitudes.

Environmental factors focus explicitly upon the perceived risks that hydraulic fracturing activities pose to human and environmental health.

Drawing explicitly upon Mayo's (1996) work, she argues that what the epistemology of simulation ought to be doing, instead, is offering some account of the 'canonical errors' that can arise, as well as strategies for probing for their presence.

In concurrence, Justice Harlan relied entirely and explicitly upon the Fourteenth Amendment and determined that the Connecticut anti-contraception law violated a right that was "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty".

Justice Harlan relied entirely and explicitly upon the Fourteenth Amendment and determined that the Connecticut anti-contraception law violated a right that was "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty".

Finally, we suggest that solar-derived cues, such as shadows, could also be involved in navigation in ways that depend explicitly upon position, and are therefore not strictly compass-related.

"The Supreme Court seems to think that our corruption problem is too many people trading explicit bags of cash for explicitly agreed-upon governmental actions," she said.

Or perhaps the solution is to amend the Treaty to explicitly decide upon a method of settlement.

Equally in keeping with many thinkers of his generation, Brand was heavily influenced by – and the internet would be explicitly built upon – the "cybernetic" ideas of Norbert Wiener.

"It explicitly called upon brothel owners to speak out against our campaign because of the effect it would have on their industry".

Corbyn's campaign condemned the decision as wrong "both legally and democratically", warning that it threatened to disenfranchise members who were explicitly told upon joining the party that they would have a vote in any leadership election.