Sentence examples for theories upon which from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr. Obama still believes that, in a democracy, the people have a right to know the legal theories upon which the president executes his great powers.

Approximately one half of the class will be devoted to close examinations of the economic and political theories upon which patent, copyright, and trademark law are (or might be) based.

This book's authors are to be commended for spending several years, and many thousands of student research assistant man-days, sorting out economic performance from the common viewpoint - and the broad theories upon which much policy has been based.

Law school, after all, is often geared toward providing students with a broad set of legal theories upon which they can craft arguments or put together briefs and memos when a new issue or case arises.

Kohlberg's work and thus the theories upon which the DIT is based have been widely criticized and discussed [ 20].

(The theory—upon which the possibility of a lone gunman depends—supposes that one bullet struck President Kennedy before travelling onward to inflict multiple wounds on Governor John Connally).

File too soon, and the court may conclude that you haven't presented enough evidence that the forensic theory upon which you were convicted has been discredited.

In this communication we establish the theory upon which numerical comparisons with experimental data are based in future communications.

(The theory — upon which the possibility of a lone gunman depends — supposes that one bullet struck President Kennedy before travelling onward to inflict multiple wounds on Governor John Connally).

"The fact that internal commerce may be distinct from interstate commerce, destroys the whole theory upon which the argument of the plaintiff in error proceeds.

Considering Farmers Loan & Trust Co.. v. Minnesota and previous opinions there referred to, the theory upon which the court below proceeded is untenable, and its judgment must be reversed.