Sentence examples for upon the problems from inspiring English sources
The conversation all through the afternoon centered upon the problems of living in a run-down neighborhood.
Efforts to make sensor networks dynamically programmable stumble upon the problems of algorithmic expressiveness, compactness of transferred code, efficiency of executed code, and ease of programming.
In particular it recognises the need to look at local systems rather than focusing upon the problems of single organisations – a feature that distinguishes it from previous programmes such as special measures for NHS trusts and foundation trusts.
In our conclusion, we signal how informal and formal organizational processes are intertwined so as to reproduce gender domination, and comment upon the problems that policy initiatives and reforms face in attempting to redress organizational gender imbalances.
8.38am GMT This morning at 11.30am the Francis report into the failure of NHS managers and regulators to identify and act upon the problems at Mid Staffordshire hospital trust that led to between 400 and 1,200 deaths between 2005 and 2009 will be published.
Man is said to be the only animal capable of contemplating his own mortality - indeed, for some of us it's a miracle we find time to do anything else - but rarely do we stop to reflect upon the problems that arise from insufficient mortality, from our increasing national reluctance to die on time.
172, 70 L.Ed. 384, throws no light upon the problem presented.
The paper touches upon the problem of local-best-match time series subsequence similarity search.
Again and again, the documentary hits upon the problem of widespread gun-ownership but makes no direct pronouncements about the insanity of US gun law.
In the 18th century a new attitude of morality in the law of nations, or international law, had a profound effect upon the problem of prisoners of war.
What is lacking is political will in Washington and the determination to bring our engineering know-how to bear upon the problem.
