Sentence examples for upon proof of from inspiring English sources
Their processing of cases does not depend upon proof of innocence but upon findings that might influence the CCRC.
If just one spouse wants out (or if the consenting couple doesn't want to wait a year), divorce is available only upon proof of marital fault.
Mr. Guear said penalties under the scooter amendment would be $25 for a first offense (with a rebate upon proof of a helmet purchase) and $100 for subsequent offenses.
The significance of those cases, for this court's purposes, is to teach that resolution of product and market definitional problems must depend upon proof of commercial reality, as opposed to what might appear to be reasonable.
Under state education law, a trustee appointed by a governor can be removed by the governor only upon proof of official misconduct, neglect of duties or mental or physical incapacity.
Funding awards are routinely contingent upon proof of the grantees' compliance with various standards and conditions set by the government agency--NSERC has simply extended the idea to cover the employment conditions of postdocs.
To create a reference framework for studying epigenetics in cancer and other diseases, an international human epigenome project has been proposed by a working group of the American Association for Cancer Research AACRR) in 2005 [ 5], building upon proof-of-concept studies in Europe, in the US and elsewhere.
Now, with the memory of their lax underwriting still fresh in their minds, bankers have been demanding document upon document, proof upon proof, for anybody wanting to buy a home.
At the heart of the article Deadspin published was a reverse-image Internet search of the photograph on Twitter that Te'o, a star linebacker, had relied upon as proof of Kekua's existence.
In various publications (descriptive statistically) significant results of secondary endpoints are repeatedly incorrectly drawn upon as proof of the efficacy of a treatment.
They seek to find some controversy, often tangential, that opponents of the nomination will then pounce upon as proof of the nominee's unfitness for the job while exclaiming that the 'people have a right to know'.
