Sentence examples similar to Constantly upheld from inspiring English sources
Example (20) illustrates the use of this token: (20) The party is expected to unveil more specific and long-term measures against corruption to constantly uphold its ethics and keep its members clean and accountable 31.
Always uphold professionalism and righteousness.
Unable to see with our eyes the incredible synchronicity that binds trillions of cells at every moment of life, we need outer reflections to remind us that the invisible forces holding reality together are constantly present, upholding the highest stage of evolution that exists today, while preparing the foundation for our next evolutionary step.
The antagonism between faith and reason is immediately palpable in the thought of Judah's father, who constantly tried to uphold traditional Jewish belief against what he considered to be the onslaught of philosophical radicalism.
Defending his partners and his firm as constantly acting to uphold this professional code, not merely the letter of the law, Morgan famously stated that "at all times, the idea of only doing first class business, and that in a first class way, has been before our minds".
This brings us back to our earlier point about the difficulties faced in helping others while constantly traveling: with the lifestyle we've upheld, we have deviated from our school's original mission and become a community of takers.
The watchdog upheld this complaint, stating that lines delivered by Cameron, such as "women who aren't ready for cosmetic injections constantly ask me to recommend a skin cream that really works", were misleading.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
National honor was upheld.
Most overrides are upheld.
