| Sometimes dubbed a modern-day Lowry, he draws upon his Midlands background to produce quirkily humorous work with universal themes. |
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| The oscillating effect necessarily draws upon all that is absent, creating an inevitable and disturbing condition of dissociation. |
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| However, the music he makes today draws upon and recombines a range of musical resources, including rap as well as the blues of his antecedents. |
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| Palaeoethnobotany, as a field of inquiry, draws upon several types of archaeobotanical analyses. |
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| His work draws upon archival documents, published sources, and legal cases. |
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| So what Perlstein has to say is important in my opinion because it draws upon old lessons learned that I think should not go unforgotten. |
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| Since, most of the wisdom that New Age draws upon, is based upon Ancient Wisdom. |
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| His work draws upon a variety of influences ranging from travel to music and film. |
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| Maynard draws upon bebop, jazz, funk, swing, classical and contemporary music to create a fresh sound within the classical big band form. |
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| The 30-minute worship draws upon an Anglican prayer service from New Zealand, Lutheran or Episcopal compline, and Holden Evening Prayer. |
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| He's a Renaissance man who is incredibly well-read, draws upon an enormous breadth of experience, and has an astonishing memory. |
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| True godliness results in kindness, and this draws upon divine love for its very survival as an attribute in our redeemed personalities. |
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| The inevitable result of bearing a child is that the infant draws upon the mother's reserves, thus making her undernourished, sickly and pale. |
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| It draws upon the Baroque dance form known as a chaconne, in which a basic theme stated at the opening is then restated in several variations. |
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| A final thought about the psychosocial rewards gap draws upon what some have called tokenism. |
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| When constructing his aliases, von Bismarck often draws upon his personal history. |
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| Much of medieval Indian painting and vernacular literature draws upon the Bhagavata-purana for its themes. |
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| It draws upon, reinforces, integrates and complements a variety of other provisions and cannot be properly understood in isolation from them. |
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| Making videos draws upon multiple intelligences, promotes creativity and fosters collaboration. |
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| As such, it draws upon, and requires inclusion of, only part of the observing activity being undertaken by nations. |
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| The following analysis draws upon data in the 2005 Statistics Canada Survey of Financial Security. |
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| The mentor draws upon their own experiences as well as those of the learner, in this learning relationship. |
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| The Academy draws upon recommendations of national and international organizations in its training modules. |
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| Voluntary: capacity building draws upon voluntary learning, with genuine commitment and interest. |
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| The research paper draws upon 25 climate-specific indicators used to assess corporations' environmental, social and governance performance. |
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| Not only did he once support himself painting billboards, but he makes art that draws upon their color, scale, iconography, and compositional pow! |
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| They borrow from both their culture of origin and Quebec culture, assembling and fashioning an original cultural construct that draws upon their multi-faceted heritage. |
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| The initiative does not set out to create new processes, but draws upon existing Luxembourg processes in enriching it and deepening it in the fields of education and training. |
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| To understand the human-dog bond and Pransky's particular talents, she draws upon Schopenhauer on lovingkindness, Descartes on the separation between mind and body, Aristotle on self-restraint and Darwin on animal emotions. |
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| The NRC-INMS diffractometer draws upon expertise in classical laser and angle metrology to provide a solid foundation for delivering the SI metre at the nanoscale to clients. |
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| The Mugham, though a classical and academic art, draws upon popular bard melodies, rhythms and performance techniques and is performed in many venues throughout the country. |
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| It draws upon and elaborates the government response. |
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| The Danube draws upon a series of right-bank Alpine tributaries, which, through reliance on spring and summer snowmelt, make its regime notably uneven. |
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| Joyce draws upon Christ's parable of the Good Samaritan to make Bloom's unassuming act of comradeliness an instance of Agape. |
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| Wicca draws upon a diverse set of ancient pagan and 20th century hermetic motifs for its theological structure and ritual practices. |
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| Pottier draws upon her years of graduate teaching for this study of linear irreversible processes within non equilibrium statistical physics. |
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| The inspiration draws upon Bobby Jones and Augusta National. |
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| The federal government draws upon the expertise and mandates of several federal departments and agencies in pursuing an increasingly integrated and coordinated approach to national security. |
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| Working alongside other CSIS assessment groups, such as the Research, Analysis and Production Branch, the Unit co-operates with and draws upon operational areas at Headquarters, in the regions and at Security Liaison Posts. |
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| In talking about indigenous peoples, the present report draws upon the common understanding that has evolved in the international community of what is distinctive about indigenous peoples' experience. |
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| The foundation also draws upon various management tools, such as CO2 balance sheets, CO2 reporting or a performance-management tool, to provide an optimal basis for decision-making in businesses. |
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| It is inevitable that the report itself and Parliament's response draws upon the major programme for the reorganisation of competition policy for which Mr Monti has received so much praise. |
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| The Report, which draws upon the evidence gathered by the Commission from the experience of the Member States, is prepared for the attention of the Council and European Parliament. |
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| The ways in which advertising taps into, and draws upon, what people do anyway is exemplified in the case of boyfriend jeans. |
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| Morel is a major turning point in his autobiographical novel Sons and Lovers, a work that draws upon much of the writer's provincial upbringing. |
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| To reach the goal of making Temiscamingue a prosperous community and a great place to live, local communities have equipped themselves with a strategic action plan that draws upon the community's dynamic forces. |
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| A Mali native who moved to Paris, Diabate draws upon the Mali music tradition of griot in his resounding, velvet-voiced songs, performed in the Bambara language. |
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| Where possible he draws upon legal records and other biographers. |
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| Penrose draws upon classes of mathematical problems for which no computational solution exists, including the tiling problem as well as certain Diophantine equations. |
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| According to Bisker, case-based reasoning draws upon data to determine whether a new case is similar enough to others on the books so that it can be underwritten the same way. |
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| At least on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, a homily, a sermon that draws upon some aspect of the readings or the liturgy of the day, is then given. |
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| Draws upon a large consumer survey to gain insights into the current mindset of the Australian mortgagor. |
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