Sentence examples for law upon which from inspiring English sources
In setting up the tribunal, the Allies had no body of law upon which to rely.
They have a leg in Jewish law upon which they stand.
But in their rush to do Garcia justice, the Ninth Circuit has upended the copyright law upon which American media and tech companies rely.
"In some respects it actually violates the natural law upon which the equality of all human beings is grounded and by which it is guaranteed".
Although the opinion was nonbinding (the court cannot compel enforcement), the court emphasized that the law upon which its opinion is based does indeed bind.
This material is dated according to one theory in the 7th century bc and is regarded as the law upon which Ezra and Nehemiah based their reform.
Continuing his researches, he discovered the laws upon which the transformer is based.
"God gave us rights, but he also gave us laws upon which to exercise those rights, and that's what you ought to do," Santorum has said.
The man who, for his time in office, embodies the nation received the same oath as all his predecessors from the man who, for his time in office, embodies the fundamental laws upon which the country is built.
This is not surprising when considering that the predictive model was derived from a simplified mathematical model and these are the laws upon which the deformity correction software is based.
Here we also found the old slant-top law desk upon which John Adams drafted the Massachusetts Constitution in 1779, a forerunner of the federal version.
