Sentence examples for Uphold him from inspiring English sources

The United States Supreme Court did not uphold him, and a Florida court ruled against him, and he absorbed the news, as he has so often during these increasingly excruciating days of limited options, at home with his family.

After Clement VII's death (1534) the exiled opposition sought to oust the duke from Florence and persuaded Ippolito to submit its case to Charles V. Ippolito, however, died suddenly at Itri (August 10 , 1535, on his way from Rome to Tunis, where Charles then was, and Charles, returning from Tunis, received Alessandro at Naples and decided to uphold him.

If he does nix the bill, he may have to depend on the House to uphold him.

In addition, in his role as film producer, Harrison supported Monty Python's controversial parodying of the biblical story of Christ in Life of Brian (1979), about which he said: "Actually, [the film] was upholding Him and knocking all the idiotic stuff that goes on around religion".

The Board upheld him in his stand that the bridge would hide too much of the sky.

"When I vote for a player I am upholding him for the highest individual honor possible," he wrote in the magazine this week.

The United States Court of Appeals had upheld him, stating in 2006 that the Hispanic plaintiffs had been denied loans "for a variety of reasons, including inadequate farm plans and lack of funds".

The United States Court of Appeals had upheld him, stating in 2006 that the Hispanic plaintiffs had been denied loans "for a variety of reasons, including inadequate farm plans and lack of funds". Nor had female farmers proved a pattern of bias, the court found.

Judge Tyler denied the mo tion for a new trial, and Judge Friendly upheld him yesterday, saying that "the judge was warranted in refusing to direct a new one". Two other wit nesses had testified during the trial that they, too, had seen Henry Fried walking about the grounds of his farm on that day.

When he publishes his report on long-term pension strategy next Wednesday he may finally become a recognisable name to millions whose retirement prospects will be crucially affected by whether he gets it right or wrong - and whether No 10 upholds him against yesterday's Treasury torpedo.

(In 2007, Silberman wrote the decision striking down the District of Columbia's ban on handguns. Upholding him the following year, the Supreme Court produced the most important decision on the Second Amendment in some seven decades).