Sentence examples for recognized upon from inspiring English sources

"At all times, management understood that an expense or loss would be recognized upon evidence that previously recognized future economic benefits of an asset would not be realized," he wrote.

The content of obligation was thus not defined; instead, in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew) and other New Testament literature, it is the criteria (motivations, ethical norms, personality traits) by which the rule of God is recognized upon which the emphasis falls.

Pharmaceutical Wholesale Division Wholesale revenue is recognized upon dispatch of goods.

BEFORE DOGS CAME TO work, before Jeffrey Bezos tried to disintermediate the salesman and before two-way pagers kept us always connected, the gray-flanneled corporate American would invariably be recognized upon retirement with a gold watch.

According to the EUA report, 54% of institutions also report that when they do find the time to go on short periods of study abroad, some students are having problems getting their credits recognized upon returning.

The rich surfaces and presence of the images gain power through this exposure as they are recognized upon first glance, but require more contemplation to unravel.

Angel-Urdinola et al. (2010) find that less than 10percentt of training programs delivered by private providers in MENA countries provide beneficiaries with some type of recognized credential upon program completion.

The significant presence of phytoplankton is recognized depending upon factor loadings (FL) > 0.7 of the first three components that explained 68.26% of phytoplankton species and out of a total of 43 species of phytoplankton only 23 phytoplankton species are shortlisted as significant species (Table 4).

Sports Illustrated recognized him upon his death in an article entitled, "Mender of Immortals" [4].

Four subspecies have been recognized based upon morphology [ 2] and are generally accepted, but many more have (often unofficially) been postulated ([ 3, 4] and several others).

Other proposed subspecies could not clearly be recognized based upon their mt haplotypes and phylogenetic position, and were either part of the T. g. graeca or of the T. g. ibera clade, suggesting that genetic evidence for the existence of most of the 15 proposed subspecies of T. graeca is weak.