Sentence examples for may rest upon from inspiring English sources

I will all the more gladly boast of my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. . . .

My lords and members of the House of Commons, I pray that the blessing of Almighty God may rest upon your counsels".

My Lords and members of the House of Commons I pray that the blessing of almighty God may rest upon your counsels.

The difference between these conclusions and those of Goldman and Welch may rest upon the differently phrased survey questions on which they base their conclusions.

Legislation will be brought forward to ban cluster munitions.... My lords and members of the House of Commons, I pray that the blessing of Almighty God may rest upon your counsels.

While a warrant may issue only upon a finding of 'probable cause,' this Court has long held that 'the term 'probable cause' * * * means less than evidence which would justify condemnation,' Locke v. United States, 7 Cranch 339, 348, 3 L.Ed. 364, and that a finding of 'probable cause' may rest upon evidence which is not legally competent in a criminal trial.

Their issues may be guaranteed by the government (general obligation bonds) or may rest solely upon the enterprises themselves, to be paid out of their revenues.

In western New York, the Union Springs member of the Marcellus conformably overlies the Seneca member of the Onondaga Limestone, or the stratigraphically higher Cherry Valley Limestone member may rest directly and unconformably upon the Onondaga in the absence of the Union Springs shale.

This court has said that one, if not the principal, object of this section was to acquire information as to the shareholders upon whom may rest individual liability for contracts, debts, or other engagements of the bank.

Perhaps a stool, upon which the heroic stander may rest one foot, while the other bears the load, is in order?

While it is true that eliminative materialism depends upon the development of a radical scientific theory of the mind, radical theorizing about the mind may itself rest upon our taking seriously the possibility that our common sense perspective may be profoundly mistaken.