Sentence examples for take upon what from inspiring English sources

Look for a source that says what the program does and decide what action to take upon what the website says.

I accept that his life and yours were changed on July 7. "What you did was to take upon yourself what you thought your son's wishes would have been, to relieve him from what you described as a living hell.

What positions do MPS, MS, and PhD students take upon successful completion of their programs?

What is among the first actions that brutal totalitarian regimes take upon assuming power?

Typesetters may have pounced upon what they took to be a typo, but Leonard never misheard.

Thus, on one side of the dispute, there were ranged philosophers who took their stand upon what has been called "the unity of science" and who insisted that the categories and procedures appropriate to the human studies do not enjoy a unique or privileged status that somehow sets them apart from those characteristic of systematic empirical enquiry in other domains.

Bacon explicitly points out that these experiments serve the purpose of protecting the human body (we may take light what may be wrought upon the body of men)" (p 368).

If changes are made in the law of public order, and the police are given new powers that accord more closely with what they took upon themselves, 'Orgreave' will be used in the debate as shorthand for violent disorder on the part of miners.

Whether the new "Independent Group" of MPs that split from the Labour party on Monday takes off largely depends upon what the leader does now to address the three crisis issues dividing him from the mainstream in his party: Europe, antisemitism and the attempted mass deselection of Labour MPs.

Instead, Weill offered an expression of relief and took time to reflect upon what the company sees as Citigroup's leadership in spearheading research and corporate governance reforms throughout the year.

With her recent retirement announcement, she took time to reflect upon what that means.