Sentence examples for upon the ongoing from inspiring English sources

"His poetry reflected and reflected upon the ongoing historical process," said Mr. Gonzalez Echevarria.

"Law Enforcement Officials have requested that Lake Chem withhold any public comment upon the ongoing investigation of Jennifer Hicks," the press release reads.

In marking the 60th anniversary of this landmark Supreme Court ruling, it is important to reflect upon the ongoing effect of Brown v. Board of Education on the work of America's school boards and our nation's public schools.

While the Seattle music scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s in actuality consisted of various styles and genres of music, its representation in the media "served to depict Seattle as a music 'community' in which the focus was upon the ongoing exploration of one musical idiom, namely grunge".

Upon completion of the ongoing South Eastern Anatolia project, with projected reductions in AFV exceeding 5 × 109 m3/yr, the sustainable marshes in the Central and Al-Hammar area will be reduced by at least an additional 550 km2.

Stimuli were created in such a way that no useful ITD information was available either in the stimulus onset or offset, thereby forcing subjects to rely upon ITDs contained in the ongoing portion of the stimulus.

Indiana is giving voice to millions of courageous conservatives across this country who are deeply concerned about the ongoing attacks upon our personal liberties.

A recent report by the Centre for Constitutional Rights – whose attorneys have visited the base 40 times since 2004 – details the ongoing outrages inflicted upon inmates there.

The results included a $63m charge "related to the costs of the ongoing investigations initiated upon the closure of the News of the World".

From the beginning of this process the ongoing controversy has turned upon a shared failure to acknowledge the contingencies and uncertainties of 'the science' of badgers and bTB.

The soundness of the ongoing discourse is dependent upon the continued development of a free press and on an increased role of labour unions as constructive vehicles for expressing frustrations, as only through improved flows of information can health worker dissatisfaction and perceived unfairness be properly addressed.