This body has taken upon itself to counter everyargument advanced by the Tel.
They have taken upon themselves a task that culturally cannot be worked out.
"We also made a deal that if we moved there, there would be no disciplinary action taken upon us".
A decision on whether to refer the case to the CPS will be taken upon completion of the report".
"They have taken upon themselves to say, 'We don't like this person, therefore he's a domestic terrorist,' " Mr. Hildes said.
Nor has India taken upon itself the "responsibilities" of the five official nuclear powers, as Mr Bush's officials have claimed.
As a child, this was to be taken upon waking up from a nap during the hottest hours of a summer's day.
Other data to be factored in should also include how much clubs are paying for other strikers' goals, something this blogger has taken upon himself to work out.
The commission has taken upon itself to reverse the Senate's self-restriction against lawmakers' cozy cut-rate travels on corporate jets.
When, later on, she saw the footage of Ham recorded during his sixteen-minute ordeal and photographs taken upon recovering his capsule, she was horrified.
Astonishingly, the country has no unifying national avian symbol, a situation that 'Urban Birder' David Lindo has taken upon himself to resolve.
