act upon in English

act according to, function according to; set one's influence in motio

Use "act upon" in a sentence

1. We must act upon order.

2. He did not act upon my order.

3. They should have some principles to act upon.

4. Follow and act upon their lusts (verse 16)

5. Finally, prepare to act upon what you hear.

6. We should have some principles to act upon.

7. The client may now act upon this returned value.

8. To obtain and act upon the opinion the Judges.

9. and then be more courageous to act upon the answer.”

10. But just remember ideas are useless unless you act upon them.

11. One that the child had foreseen yet failed to act upon.

12. Birdbrain Apparel It's just a dream until you act upon it

13. A pregnant female's commission of an Abortional act upon herself is justifiable

14. And then one must act upon the change and bring it forth.

15. Practical truth is the truth we can live by and act upon.

16. 13 Paul desired to motivate his listeners to act upon the good news.

17. Was this pagan ruler really willing to accept and act upon the truth?

18. Encourage students to prayerfully consider how they might act upon what they wrote.

19. The question comes down to whether we ought to act upon his advice.

20. If what he proposes will benefit the people, we will act upon it.

21. That information arises from what individuals and organizations collectively define and act upon.

22. What, then, is the effect of the repealing Act upon the case before us?

23. But we do not act upon them, because it is beyond our individual capacity.

24. 1 Do you want your Bible student to act upon what he is learning?

25. We must do more than listen to the messages—we must act upon them.

26. Speaking a language involves producing sounds for others to hear, understand, and act upon.

27. The accelerations of these particles are determined by the forces which act upon them.

28. As you prayerfully study the New Testament, act upon the promptings of the Holy Ghost.

29. Encourage students to act upon any promptings of the Spirit they felt during the lesson.

30. It provides tailored warning alerts and alarms for a central management system to act upon.

31. If we live and act upon this knowledge, we will attract the world to us.

32. likely signifies that Jehovah’s pity is now mixed with determination to act upon his wrath.

33. The Programme is meant to study, and act upon, the cultural environment as a whole.

34. First, Jehovah’s Witnesses act upon their religious beliefs in ways that make them unpopular with some.

35. At that time the IOC claimed that the report's information was too vague to act upon.

36. 'We look forward to seeing whether policy makers will act upon Khaw's findings,' the editors conclude.

37. People unconsciously perform this decision - set reduction, but software can take notice and act upon it.

38. Should you not claim to be at least his equal in prowess, and act upon the claim?

39. With Preach My Gospel, we have a marvelous guide to better help us act upon this invitation.

40. So all of this is taking data and turning it into knowledge that we can act upon.

41. A ship is required to act upon the security levels set by Contracting Governments as set out below

42. This is also how we prepare ourselves to magnify our callings—act upon act and deed upon deed.

43. To be governed by principle means to act upon knowledge of the facts according to reason and conscience.

44. “... Conversion comes as we act upon the righteous principles we learn in our homes and in the classroom.

45. How vital that you learn God’s requirements set out in the Scriptures and act upon what you learn!

46. 13:41) Such individuals may not commit any wrong that the congregation can act upon to expel them.

47. Having no better plan, she decided to act upon it, stopped in her tracks, turned and faced her enemy.

48. This does not mean that governments always take action when researchers identify a social problem, or act upon their findings.

49. If they do not act upon these inclinations, then they can go forward as do all other members of the Church.

50. 6 These lexical items act upon the grammar to constrain the temporariness sense since as lexical items they denote temporary activities.