Sentence examples for rules upon which from inspiring English sources

What finer example could there be of the delicate balance a civilised society has to strike between rugged individualism and the relish for rules upon which middle England rests?

Here, it doesn't relate to representations in the artistic sense but to lies that are being told, or deceptive actions being undertaken, in order to put forth a case, in order to assuage pride, in order to set artificial ground rules upon which a meeting of the minds in negotiation can result.

At this time there are no standards or rules upon which the amount of such a damage award could be based.

After viewing the presentation problem, we find a summary of the rules upon which to bu9ld Adaptive Control Systems and then move on to a detailed explanation of the functioning of (AFPAR) and its systematic advantages and disadvantages.

At the same time, society is conveying the message to business that it is expected to obey the law and comply with regulations because law and regulations are society's codification of the basic ground rules upon which business is to operate in a civil society.

Tschichold wrote, "Though largely forgotten today, methods and rules upon which it is impossible to improve have been developed for centuries.

Cucinelli expects discipline among his employees, and refers frequently to the model of the Benedictine Rule, upon which the saint founded the monastic tradition, five hundred years after Christ.

It is, he says, the "one all-comprehensive rule" upon which all property arrangements ought to be based (1983a, 308), and by this, "the first application, or say emanation, of the greatest happiness principle", all the arrangements of the law of property "in its most extensive sense", meaning "all objects of general desire", ought to be ordered (295 96; see also 1838 43, III, 312).

"The potential for conflict of interest can exist whether or not an individual believes that the relationship affects his or her scientific judgment" (Davidoff et al. 2001); this quote should be the rule upon which authors lean when deciding on the necessity of providing a financial interest disclosure.

Consider the rule upon which the statistic is based, if it is indeed based on a rule.

What is at stake in this government shutdown forced by a radical Tea Party minority is nothing less than the principle upon which our democracy is based: majority rule.