Sentence examples for had acted upon from inspiring English sources
In his closing remarks the lawyer Mark Gay, acting for the Pakistan team, argued that the umpires had acted upon a tooliteral interpretation of law 42.3, the law relating to ball-tampering.
As scientists call for more research on global environmental change (GEC), it remains an inconvenient truth that if the world had acted upon the knowledge that the scientific community produced, the state of many ecosystems would be different today.
Erroneous advice The case officer in question often gave no reply at all to my correspondence and on one occasion she gave me erroneous advice that she later had to retract – luckily before I had acted upon it.
The e-mail, Mr. Grassley wrote, seems to demonstrate that this particular executive may have illegally obtained prior knowledge of the Commodity Chemicals downgrade and had acted upon it.
Since there was no suggestion that the Prosecutor had acted upon the instruction of any government, body, or any other person in her decision to indict Milošević, there was no failure of independence and thus no violation of the Statute (Prosecutor v. Milošević 8 November 2001, paras. 12 17).12 17
Prosecutors said in a statement that police had acted upon their order as Mr Kurti was suspected of committing three offences, including "endangering public order and the illegal use of weapons". Mr Kurti, a former leader of the Self-Determination Parepeatedlyepeatedly released tear gas, and once pepper spray, in parliament to disrupt proceedings.
"We've acted upon each one of their findings," Orluskie said.
Because state information takes time to traverse the network, the receivers might well have acted upon old state information, which is invalidated by the update.
There was a return that was made in error, they have acted upon it and we are rectifying that as we speak".
The beauty lies in the way that time has acted upon it, where it's faded, where it's been patched.
** To another correspondent, a few days before, he had announced, "We [Jews] have had a relationship with Europe only to the degree that Europe has acted upon us as a destructive stimulation".
