Sentence examples for upon at the start from inspiring English sources

Activists allege corrupt local authorities gave the go-ahead for 268 villas and a complex of 1,600 apartments that were not agreed upon at the start.

Authorship policies are agreed upon at the start of all projects and strictly adhered to, 3. Obtain national endorsement and encouragement.

She was a relied-upon scorer at the start of her career but hasn't averaged more than 10 points a game since her first season with the Sparks in 2012.

"Salaam aleikum," he said, offering the traditional Arabic greeting "Peace be upon you" at the start of his Cairo speech last year.

A fragment of the Mauritian giant tortoise (such as Dutch sailors once rode upon) that at the start of the day would have brought the team together in a cooing huddle of self-congratulation was, a little later, washed and processed without comment.

Another finding from the EPPSE project was that a type of ECEC provision called integrated centres was having particularly beneficial effects upon children at the start of school.

As in English, voiceless stops are aspirated (articulated with a puff of air immediately upon release) at the start of a word, while voiced stops may be incompletely voiced but are never aspirated.

If he's already exhausted and feeling put-upon at the office, starting a fight about his work hours is the wrong tack to take, said Meyers.

The revelation that their warnings were not acted upon was made at the start of the long-delayed inquest into the May 2002 Potters Bar train crash.

These cells, located in the bulge of the hair follicle, are mobilized to proliferate upon wounding or at the start of each new hair cycle.

Once upon a time — right at the start of the fifth century A.D. — the Emperor Honorius transferred the capital of the Western Roman Empire to this city.