Sentence examples for the date upon from inspiring English sources

The date upon its flank is long expired, And a new surety must be obtained.

The February target date is at least a month earlier than the date upon which officials previously said they would settle on a final proposal.

The first stated, "This agreement shall be binding upon the customer upon the earlier of (a) the date upon which the first transaction is processed by WorldPay … for the customer, or (b) the execution of this agreement by the customer".

Potter acolytes will already be well aware that 1945 is the date upon which Albus Dumbledore battled his former lover Grindelwald at the latter's central European fortress, Nurmengard, a duel that finally put an end to the dark wizard's reign of terror and helped to end the worldwide wizarding war.

Rallies in support of the Jena Six were held in Jena on September 20 , 2007 the date upon which Bell was scheduled for sentencing.

Time to disease progression was calculated from the date of starting treatment until the date upon which disease progression was first recorded.

Specify the amounts of the deposit and monthly payments, the dates upon which each payment is due, and the beginning and ending dates of the payments.

In the Guardian, Chris McGreal examined the significance of the date, remarked upon by Tsvangirai as it was the same day Nelson Mandela walked free from prison 19 years ago.

The Author shall submit to the Publisher two copies of the Book, in the English language, deemed "suitable" by the Publisher, no later than on the date agreed upon.

Submission 3. The Author shall submit to the Publisher two copies of the Book, in the English language, deemed "suitable" by the Publisher, no later than on the date agreed upon.

They explained that the Natchez had conspired with other nations but had attacked a few days earlier than the date agreed upon and that they had used a system of bundles of sticks held by each of the conspiring tribes in order to count down the number of days remaining until the strike.