Sentence examples for organisation upon from inspiring English sources

That is shockingly negligent management of an organisation upon which so many Americans (not to mention foreigners) depend for their health.

It also responds to widespread fears in both countries that the EU will turn into a looser and more unwieldy organisation upon enlargement, in which France and Germany will no longer play the dominant role.

But many liberal groups also hoped the ban on gay adult leaders would go, finding it absurd that openly gay teenage scouts would have to leave the organisation upon reaching adulthood.

According to his later biographer, in doing so Wheeler raised the position of the Academy to that of "the main source of official patronage for the humanities" within the United Kingdom, while Piggott claimed that he set the organisation upon its "modern course".

Although the formal proof that all these proteins are efficiently depleted is lacking, the considerable number of ER proteins with no MG phenotype argues against an unspecific/generalized effect on tER-Golgi organisation upon any ER protein depletion.

It therefore appears, at least in pathological cancer tissue, that senescence, and SASP in particular, could play a pivotal role in tissue re-organisation upon cellular stress.

Our entire organisation survives upon the keeping of those promises … " American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis Finally, a salutary reminder of how important it is to get yourself a really good business card.

The organisation frowns upon marriage to Japanese citizens, and discourages Japanese naturalisation.That said, many of Chongryon's members hold South Korean passports including North Korea's most famous footballer, Jong Tae-se, who studied at a joseon hakkyo and who may hold passports for both Koreas.

When the Royal Shakespeare Company announced that it was using Twitter to put out a production of Romeo and Juliet, one culture writer at the Guardian said she sympathised with anyone whose heart sank; deflated that a organisation built upon the flowing prose of Shakespeare was now crowbarring the same play into 140-character-sized chunks.

It has been, by far, the most successful way of investigating the Mafia – an organisation founded upon the principle of silence, or omertà.

Rather, the police are regarded as instruments of a legitimate institution by some population, and the organisation depends upon propaganda and habit to maintain popular deference to their authority.