Sentence examples for upon district from inspiring English sources

Still, when protesters arrived at the LAPD HQ, speakers demanded the resignation of LAPD Chief Charlie Beck, and called upon District Attorney Jackie Lacey to charge the officers involved in the incident with murder.

This paper is innovative in the way that it explores healthcare providers' views about alternative payment for PBF, which is built upon district resources.

The overall proportionality of the system is dependent upon the district magnitude, with higher district magnitudes associated with more proportional results.

He also happens upon a district in Havana where people are given licenses to gather and heatedly argue over all things baseball.

With that data, Mr. McNamar said, "we can tell the probability of whether you will be audited depending upon what district you live in, how much money you make, and whether you file a Schedule C or E".

Lawyers for troubled homeowners are expected to seize upon the district judge's opinion as a way to impede foreclosures across the country or force investors to settle with homeowners.

In an affidavit filed in Galveston, Tex., yesterday, Richard E. Weill, a lawyer on Ms. Pirro's staff, said the defense team had engaged in a "free-for-all attack upon the district attorney" in an attempt to shift attention away from the murder trial in Galveston, where Mr. Durst is charged with killing and dismembering a 71-year-old man.

It is incumbent upon the district to launch a major investigation into credit recovery practices in all its high schools.

In practice, the implementation has spawned chaos and situations that would be intolerable to parents and students anywhere, but which have been forced upon the district with no recourse due to state control of the schools.

Like so many others, I heaped praise upon the district because I'd seen the changes in the state of the schools and there was objective evidence that the improvement was real.

The sheen of McCoy's wardrobe is meant to dampen that of the put-upon Bronx assistant district attorney Larry Kramer, a civil servant who lives with his wife and newborn in a rent-stabilized "3 ½ room" in the West 70s and takes home $25,000 a year.