"It's not right; we absolutely don't uphold the existing power at whatever cost," he said.
In its 1960s heyday, the organisation was absolutely correct in upholding citizens' rights against the police and other authorities.
Finally, there is the elective caesarean which, as founder of the Positive Birth Movement, Milli Hill, says, "is another right that a woman has, and it absolutely should be upheld".
A New York State appellate court is absolutely correct in upholding the city's restrictions on homeless shelters, thereby expecting those who stay in them to adhere to the basic laws and codes of conduct that all citizens have to follow (news article, June 11).
Shanmugam described the presumption of innocence as an "important and fundamental principle" which the Government was "absolutely committed to upholding".
But I feel that it's absolutely important that we uphold, because of the fact that it is under such trauma.
Moreover, the lengths to which the federal government will go to ensure these laws are upheld is absolutely ridiculous.
What if they violate their oath of office and their conscience in order to do absolutely nothing to defend and uphold the Constitution and the laws of this nation?
By singling out Muslims as being inherently unfit for holding high public office, he has been absolutely clear about his inability to uphold the Constitution.
Asked whether he personally upheld such standards, Balls replied: "Absolutely.
We were sent here to make what difference we can, to secure this nation, expand opportunity, and uphold our ideals through the hard, often frustrating, but absolutely necessary work of self-government.
