Sentence examples for organised upon from inspiring English sources

Upon formation it was decided that the battalion would be organised upon tribal lines.

Thus, if tissue has to be re-organised upon senescence to gain minimal homeostasis for functioning, new cells have to emerge and differentiate.

As a consequence, depending on the cancer stage, i.e. to which extend tissue has to be re-organised upon cancer invasion, senescence could be pro or anti tumorigenic.

This was a team exposed as wide-eyed and desperate as their attacks broke down so often upon organised, rugged defence.

French trade unionists have a long tradition of defending their living standards against what they see as unfair competition from countries that frown upon organised labour.

And, though the leaders are not these days grinding up the bones of recalcitrant scholars for use as mortar, they do stamp harshly upon organised dissent.

Narcissus-like, we can organise thousands upon thousands of images of our selves down through the years.

There is no single must-have item, no Buzz Lightyear or Cabbage Patch Doll to visit nightmares upon poorly organised parents.

To occupy a university space is to fundamentally question what education is for, how teaching and learning is organised, whose decisions are acted upon and how those decisions are made.

The blood taking will be organised centrally at the LUMC upon invitations.

What remained was a cold, unyielding surface for a writer's imaginings to fall upon: the permafrost of organised ambivalence.