Sentence examples for As uphold from inspiring English sources

"We are therefore satisfied that the final grade boundary we set for June enabled us to fairly reward learners as well as uphold the standard of the GCSE".

The objective of the 13 TV shows planned to be shot in seven divisional headquarters with the children aged from 14 to 18 years is to ensure their participation, freedom of expression and association, rights to privacy etc., as uphold in the articles 12, 13, 15, 16 and 17 convention of the Rights of Child (CRC).

"Why can't you just be sincere?" "Oh, let's not take such a genial view of social circumstances so as to uphold sincerity as a primary value," Jacob said, with affected distraction, stirring his remaining ice with his straw.

Accordingly, a court must read any statute passed by parliament so as to uphold Convention rights, where this is possible.

Mr. Green says he sees the tie-down team as upholding the law.

In ancient times tyrants tended to be popular, because the people saw them as upholding their interests.

And this was at a time when, perhaps, it would rather not be seen as upholding the federal government's right to flout state laws.

Yet when Steve is disastrously exposed, it is the media - his destroyer and nemesis - that are seen as upholding a retributive justice.

Christians envisage God as upholding the natural order from beyond the universe, while physicists think of their laws as inhabiting an abstract transcendent realm of perfect mathematical relationships.

Cultural conservatives, Horwitz said, see Putin "as upholding tradition and traditional social arrangements in areas of gender, sexuality, the bounds of speech, and so on".

Caroline Isaacs, director of the American Friends Service Committee's Tucson office, saw the Supreme Court's decision as upholding the "worst part of this mean-spirited law, even as it overturns other sections.