Sentence examples for upon the teaching from inspiring English sources

The disputes among the Franciscans, which had crystallized finally upon the teaching of the Spirituals that their absolute poverty was that of Christ, were harshly settled (1322) by the irascible octogenarian Pope John XXII (reigned 1316 34), who persecuted the Spirituals and declared belief in the absolute poverty of Jesus and the Apostles heretical.

The Florida Board of Education today approved new science standards that bestow the state's blessing upon the teaching of evolution for the first time in Florida's history.

Though originally unsubstantiated by scientific data, the last few years has brought a renewed focus upon the teaching of neurology and more empirical studies seeking to address this issue [ 9- 11].

Rather than an intellectual challenge to the church's reasoning, upon which the teaching is based, Nicholas D. Kristof offers ad hominem attacks on the church hierarchy for their age and their clothing.

The first key taxpayer victory was handed down in 2007 by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, in United States v. Mt . Sinai Medical Centerof Florida, Inc., which reversed the district court and rejected the IRS' argument that the "student exception" from FICA tax, upon which the teaching hospitals and their residents had relied, is "categorically off limits" to medical residents.

This has significant effects upon the optimal teaching style and effort used in creating learning resources.

Can students really be relied upon to do most of the teaching themselves?

Newman was contending that the Church of England represented true catholicity and that the test of this catholicity (as against Rome upon the one side and what he termed "the popular Protestants" upon the other) lay in the teaching of the ancient and undivided church of the Fathers.

The Neo-Confucian Donglin Academy, established in 1111, was founded upon the staunch teaching that adulterant influences of other ideologies such as Buddhism should not influence the teaching of their purely Confucian school.

By 1945, Clarke was a flight lieutenant stationed a few miles from Stratford-Upon-Avon and teaching airmen to maintain the new G.C.A. system.

The center, at 37 West 26th Street in Manhattan, describes its school as "the only school primarily focused upon teaching the Graham technique and repertory".