Sentence examples for upon to reflect on from inspiring English sources

After an unequivocal experience of the inefficacy of the subsisting Israeli Government, you are called upon to reflect on the 62nd anniversary of the Knesset's first session (February 14 , 1949, on the Israeli failure to enact a constitution.

Researchers are called upon to reflect on and make themselves aware of their own assumptions.

"Here, it is not about, 'Shall I eat meat today?' It's about, 'What kind of meat shall I eat today?' " In addition to the sacrifice, Eid ul-Adha calls upon Muslims to reflect on its spiritual meaning.

This evening, we stand at a similar juncture in the history of the Church; we stand at a place that calls upon us to reflect on the meaning of faith and what we are called to do as a people of the Gospel.

Indeed, organisational elements such as the time available 25 and explicit administrative support 26 (health institution internal policies) have been found to have an impact upon opportunities to reflect on practice.

From the territory architecture is called upon to reflect precisely on the collective sense of man's home, as a search for the primary elements of its construction, a search for what is fundamentally urban, to be rediscovered also in contexts of visual exaltation that tend to "normalise all points of view".

With a new year upon us it's time to reflect on the past one.

In the cooperative usability testing [26] the user is invited to review the task solving process upon its completion and to reflect on incidents and potential usability problems.

With the first week of 2012 upon us it is time to reflect on that favorite pastime of soothsayers and scientists alike: predicting the future.

"The Catholic community everywhere will be called upon to reflect not just on whether our lifestyles are promoting care for creation, but whether our social, political and economic choices truly promote the interests of the poorest among us".

Trapped upon a bed in a sanitarium, Eugene O'Neill began to reflect on the active futilities of his past life and to long for a more intangible release.