How To Use Build upon In A Sentence
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Collective bargaining is a flexible instrument and can build upon the minimum standards which the law lays down.
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President Barack Obama says leaders of the G20 nations are headed for what he calls a broad-based agreement aimed at balanced and sustainable growth that will build upon agreements from earlier summits.
Obama Says G20 Leaders Headed For 'Broad-based' Agreement
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Detailed and tailored to perfect, you can use this as the base to build upon from the multitude of bed dressing such as duvet covers, comforters, pillow shams and so much more.
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Beyond Einstein consists of five proposed space missions designed to build upon and expand Albert Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.
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But if we build upon "the sands" of fame or self-aggrandizement, and, like the towering oak, lift our insignificant heads in proud defiance of the coming storm, we may expect that our superstruction will fall!
Twenty-Two Years a Slave, and Forty Years a Freeman Embracing a Correspondence of Several Years, While President of Wilberforce Colony, London, Canada West
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Our operational focus is to build upon the company's pioneering methods of distribution.
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We didn't go out and originate a track in India with a tabla player and then build upon that.
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His studies of poetry, polyphonics, oral literature, storytelling, translation, mythology, homogeny, cultural ecology, literary criticism and typography all build upon this sense of basic connection and his thinking involves the work of poets, musicians and philosophers.
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Inshallah, we will build upon the exchange (the sports meet).
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Maranga said that the student society is hoping to build upon the success that UBC had with their U-Pass referendum, where about a bajillion students voted online.
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We build upon a rock when interdicting plagiarism; but on sand when we make that term inclose author-theft and author-borrowing.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy.
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Even more so, the detailed provisions on protection of the civilian population restate, build upon and extend previous formulations.
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Gorbachev saw Russia's shadow economy as an asset he could build upon.
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They embrace and build upon the critical importance of diversity and inclusion.
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The advantage that it should build upon is its multiple ownership, House argues.
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The law and legal rules incorporate and build upon perceptions of reality.
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You must either build upon Christ or fall over Him; you must either build _upon_ Christ, or be crushed to powder _under_ Him.
Expositions of Holy Scripture St. John Chapters I to XIV
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In American justice, all appeals and continuances in a case build upon the initial hearing, so it doesn't surprise me that the Judge was knocking this guy's appeals out left and right.
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Third, they should be based wherever possible on existing boundaries in order to maintain continuity and build upon traditional loyalties.
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The governing body decided to accept the recommendation of the working party to build upon the strengths of the existing system.
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Making the actual raw CAD files available under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 license is a brilliant first step that clearly and legally allows others to emergently build upon VIA's open innovation.
VIA OpenBook Mini-Note Reference Design
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Collective bargaining is a flexible instrument and can build upon the minimum standards which the law lays down.
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It now offers a new owner the chance to build upon its past and to reawaken it as a working estate.
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Morale boosting is what the squad need and if we couple this with astute signings this summer, we will be able to take advantage of the strong platform and build upon it.
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Collective bargaining is a flexible instrument and can build upon the minimum standards which the law lays down.
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As a foundation it is inadequate to bear the weight of the case that Mr. McGregor sought to build upon it.
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Collective bargaining is a flexible instrument and can build upon the minimum standards which the law lays down.
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You can use CDE to allow your colleagues to reproduce and build upon your computational experiments, to quickly deploy prototype software to a compute cluster, and to submit executable bug reports.
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They were able to build upon the aftermarket success in short order.
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They should realise that each of their radio stations has a particular niche and continue to build upon it, rather than make all their stations into one homogeneous, 'accessible' gloop composed of reactionary R5L-style hack journalism and drum and bass.
A cool Radio 4? What a turn-off | Victoria Coren
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It was about China, in which he said that the Chinese seemingly had a right to crack down on dissidents who they felt were disrupting the functions of government, all that succedent to just build upon Chas Freeman.
CNN Transcript Mar 10, 2009
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These investments build upon the initial $500 million allocated from the fund this summer to develop a strong infrastructure for prevention and primary care.
Susan Blumenthal, M.D.: A Prevention Revolution
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Occasionally events build upon each other, then the tension elapses in a natural way.
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Despite the kitty being slightly emptier than last season, Patterson has managed to retain the spine of his side and even to build upon it.
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It now offers a new owner the chance to build upon its past and to reawaken it as a working estate.
