Sentence examples for has on at from inspiring English sources

In Thailand's turbulent political history, the king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, has on at least one occasion helped resolve political disputes.

"Anybody who has served in the Arab world" -- as he has -- "has on at least one or more occasions been criticized by some American Jews.

For example, Osama bin Laden has openly discussed his desire to acquire nuclear weapons and has, on at least one occasion, attempted to purchase nuclear materials.

This would include, say, general information about Al Qaeda's activities: "Osama bin Laden has openly discussed his desire to acquire nuclear weapons and has, on at least one occasion, tried to purchase nuclear materials".

And the Mahler Sixth Symphony, on Sunday, is of special interest to a listener who has, on at least one occasion with the New York Philharmonic, found Mr. Boulez a consummate master of this difficult score.

As reported by Dan Carden of the The Times of Northwest Indiana, House Speaker Brian Bosma, a Republican from Indianapolis, said at a press availability on Wednesday that "delving into an issue that the U.S. Supreme Court has, on at least one occasion, said is not compliant with the Constitution may be a side issue and someplace where we don't need to go".

Little research has been conducted on the possible compounding effects that armed conflict and climate change might have on at-risk population groups such as women and girls.

The Vedette was a larger car than anything that Simca had on offer at that time.

Mr Bell said government ministers had on at least three occasions since the 1980s been asked to provide guidance on the issue, but had failed to do so.

Roberts also noted that the shoes Lacy had on at the time of his death were two sizes too small.

Karas told the judge the juror was not wearing her juror badge, which jurors are required to have on at all times at the courthouse.