Sentence examples for upon the opinion from inspiring English sources

He knew how fully success depended upon the opinion of oneself created in others.

I admit that based upon the opinion of all our coalition partners I did feel Saddam would flee Iraq or be killed given the magnitude of his defeat.

But the policy of the state was based increasingly upon the opinion of the sultans and their advisers and not on any religious texts as interpreted by the ʿulamāʾ.

All decision rules were based upon the opinion of the expert panel; these rules then provided the basis by which all field classifications were made.

(CMC) When asked to describe the general recommendations given to women in planning subsequent births, responses varied depending upon the opinion and preference of the individual medical officer, and the degree of ongoing morbidities experienced by the woman.

Jacques Necker, the finance minister for Louis XVI on the eve of the French Revolution, noted repeatedly in his writings that public credit depended upon the opinions of holders and buyers of government securities about the viability of the royal administration.

PARIS--Few criminal investigations go on so long that one of the accused dies of old age, and fewer draw upon the opinions of someone soon to win a Nobel Prize, but a court case in which both happened ended here today.

Our opinions in this matter do not rest upon the opinions of others nor upon anything written in any book, instead they rest upon the experience of five dried grams of this psilocybin mushroom; at that level a peculiar phenomenon occurs.

Elsewhere, someone delivered the message that one of the basic creeds of Scientology is "that all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions, and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others".

You also leave it up to the reader to decide whether or not you regret turning U2 down when they offered Everything But the Girl the opening slot on a big tour in the late 1990s, or if your confidence relied too heavily upon the opinions of the "rockist" journalists who've alternately praised and ignored you for the past three decades.

This figure was based upon the opinions of the study investigators.