Sentence examples for upon at the outset from inspiring English sources

IP, along with other legal matters, including confidentiality, pertaining to the project, are agreed upon at the outset of the project using the Cornell Standard Project (CSP) agreement.

Ms. Libeskind said that she and her husband do not typically prepare time sheets, though they would have been willing to had that been agreed upon at the outset.

One thing agreed upon at the outset by Mr. Leary and Mr. Tolan, whose names are the first ones seen in the opening credits, was that "The Job" would avoid all the standard formulas for network comedy.

All studies were coded deductively into pre-determined concepts considered and agreed upon at the outset of the review.

The objectives need to be agreed upon at the outset to ensure the best and most efficient use of available resources.

The number of groups was decided upon at the outset and once data was collected, it was felt that this was sufficient to capture the range of views and as such data saturation had been reached.> The study was approved by the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

6 The Thracians, after placing Amyntas upon the throne, at the outset made an effort to win over the cities by means of parleys and embassies, but when no one paid any attention to them, they forthwith made an assault on the first stronghold and took it by storm.

You have this great event, but is it helping to elevate poverty?" My overriding question upon arriving in South Africa at the outset of the World Cup was: "Who has the power?" Apartheid's imprint can been seen throughout South Africa.

There are additional "success fees" for a match that results in either marriage or a long-term relationship, usually defined as one year, though this is agreed upon by the client at the outset of the contract.

The definition of sustainable capacity varies from programme to programme and needs to be agreed upon by the primary beneficiaries at the outset.

We encounter at the outset a question upon the form of the judgment.