Sentence examples for upon the adoption from inspiring English sources

7 The loans were conditional upon the adoption by the state of the present seasonal marketing program.

John Amos Comenius, a Czech Brethren educator and advocate of union, produced a plan of union for Protestants based upon the adoption of a scriptural basis for all doctrine and polity and the integration of all human culture.

In a prosecution under this section that is based upon the adoption of State law, only the elements of the offense under State law, and not any provisions pertaining to criminal procedure or evidence, are adopted.

Like any technology, the success of on-site system is usually assumed to be solely dependent upon the adoption of proper management strategies.

Both prongs of this definition – according to the Amendment 3 petition form– are to be assessed "upon the adoption of this Amendment" (which is the date that Amendment 3 was "approved" by voters).

Using data on broad rates of surgical interventions at the county-by-year level from the Area Resource File, we find that local surgery rates converge towards national surgery rates upon the adoption of national-standard rules.

Under the agreement to lift the debt ceiling approved by Congress and signed by President Obama this week, a second, $1.5 trillion increase is contingent upon either the adoption of deficit reductions recommended by a new Congressional "super committee" or Congressional passage of a balanced budget amendment.

In other words, the propositions each and all proceed alone upon the theory that the adoption of the initiative and referendum destroyed all government republican in form in Oregon.

The performance of the supervisory tasks conferred upon the ECB requires the adoption of a large number of technically complex acts and decisions, including decisions on individual credit institutions.

"A relaxation of the watch upon the gates of Reason, the adoption of an attitude of uncritical self-observation, is by no means difficult," he innocently reported in "The Interpretation of Dreams".

Its Lecompton Constitution would allow slavery in Kansas, and citizens who were against extending the practice into new territories seized upon the widespread irregularities in the adoption procedure to oppose it.