Sentence examples for upon which action from inspiring English sources
And it may be remarked in the outset, that the petition for a writ of error forms no part of the record upon which action here is taken.
Offers to lease covering any of these lands which have been pending and upon which action was suspended in accordance with the regulation 43 CFR 192.9(d) will now be acted upon and adjudicated in accordance with the regulations.
A fundamental difference is that people normally need not agree upon which action(s) would be desirable, given some state of affairs.
A fine, and not always distinguishable line separates protecting participants from unsolicited findings without actionable clinical (or psychological) benefit, and making them aware of putative risks upon which action may be taken.
Key Findings and Conclusions During the course of the assessment, the team identified a wide range of opportunities already existing in Afghanistan, upon which actions to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality could be built.
He tosses a rose to her, and the dazzling Siren treads upon it, which action brought to mind the lines:"Sweet thou hast trod on a heart, Pass, there's a world full of men; And women as fair as thou art, Must do such things now and again.Stupidly the afflicted one follows the charmer upstairs.
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On the one hand, she is to be the film's tabula rasa, the blank slate upon which the action of the story gradually writes itself or, because it is a movie, the screen upon which the action plays.
The Indiana statute upon which this action is based does not apply to the facts proven.
We do not mean to say that many of these are stipulations which it would be unlawful to make, or void in their creation, if made on good consideration, or that they do not become executory contracts upon which an action would lie, and upon which damages, if any were sustained, might be recovered.
The alternative is to opt for a "promenade" ticket, which allows you to stand in the arena itself, up against the moving platforms upon which the action of the play is staged, in vivid proximity to the plotting, the assassination, and the chaos that follows.
