Sentence examples for upon the content of from inspiring English sources
But for Ziff, rather than drawing upon the content of its magazines, ExtremeTech will publish original material developed by an editorial staff of 30.
"This court finds it difficult to see any illegal behavior outside of the reliance upon the content of speech created by others," Bowman wrote.
In a letter, he said the commission had never acted in a confrontational manner nor pursued an investigation based upon the content of a group's position.
Only during wartime would the world outside Itasca — and the implicit acknowledgment that a world outside Itasca existed — intrude upon the content of the Item.
In light of the majority's disposition, I need not decide whether, or the extent to which, as a remedial matter, the Constitution would place limits upon the content of the uniform standard.
Mike Koefman Outreach worker, Planet Hydrogen We've been repeatedly assured by cultural institutions like the Tate and the British Museum that money they receive from oil companies in no way impacts upon the content of their exhibitions or programming.
Upon increasing the content of PTHF in the copolymer, the critical stress required to induce the new α″ phase increases.
The PL of the Sn-doped In2O3 NWs was found to be broad with a maximum at λ = 500 nm or 2.5 eV that shifts to 450 nm or ≈2.8 eV upon reducing the content of Sn to 1 % which also results into an increase in the carrier lifetime as shown previously by time-resolved PL [11].
Finally--and most fundamentally--the identification of constitutional meaning with constitutional interpretation is incompatible with the rule of law, understood as a system of legal rules that are accessible to all, binding upon all and the content of which does not depend upon any particular person or group of people.
"Based upon the contents of the letters found in the purse, the missing people are possibly awaiting the rapture or some other type of catastrophic event," Capt.
In 1896 The Eagle carried a letter from "Citizen" complaining that officers of the 22nd, an Ingram design, had "regaled themselves upon the contents of a fruit peddler's wagon," seizing a large musk melon, among other fruits.
