Sentence examples for remain upon from inspiring English sources
The terms of the injunction say: "The defendants shall not, without the prior written consent of the claimant, [Birmingham University] enter or remain upon land comprising the claimant's campus and buildings at the University of Birmingham... for the purpose of any occupational protest action".
Another missionary proclaimed that the scenes of "fearful" destitution in the winter of 1865 "so stir me at times, that I can only cry: 'Lord, help! or we perish!'" After the war the government returned the property to the prior white owners, despite freedpeople's petitions to "remain upon the land".
In large misfit (ε ⩾ 10%) systems, where lattice misfit strain is predominant, it can be relaxed completely, and then only thermal and defect strains remain upon cooling.
Every beggar suitable to work shall resort to the Hundred where he last dwelled, is best known, or was born and there remain upon the pain aforesaid.
Dubs doesn't want to see minors who move to the UK being deported again once they become adults — if refugee children are granted "temporary leave to remain" upon arrival in Britain at the moment, they are forced to reapply for asylum in the lead-up to their 18th birthday, and are often unsuccessful.
Once someone starts ART they will remain upon it for life.
Of the 120 men enlisting in his company in 1861, Watkins was one of only seven remaining upon its surrender two weeks after Appomattox.
By increasing agricultural output, he was able to compound tax revenues, the success of which was attested to by the treasury surplus that remained upon his death.
The material remaining upon completion of the extraction procedure was termed the "residual" component, consistent with established protocols.
According to HRP enzyme activity assay using TMB as substrate, about 40% of the initial enzyme activity remained upon subsequent encapsulation of HRP into HSNs.
The ultrahigh strength remained upon annealing for 30 min up to a temperature of 423 K but dramatically decreased with further increasing temperature.
