Sentence examples for and upheld that from inspiring English sources

The BHA chose to recognise the ban and upheld that decision at an appeal.

In the next moment, the replacement officials ruled that Tate had made the catch, and upheld that ruling after replay review, giving the Seahawks a 14-12 victory.

In a proceeding before the Board of Tax Appeals, that body rejected the commissioner's view and upheld that of petitioner.

In the speech, he denounced British imperialism in Egypt and British control over the canal company's profits, and upheld that the Egyptian people had a right to sovereignty over the waterway, especially since "120,000 Egyptians had died (sic)" building it.

It is a story about a struggle that we all face, a story about deciding what you believe is right and upholding that belief to the bitter end, come what may.

This is a place where everything is bent towards justifying and upholding that assertion of sovereignty, from government and military policy, to fishing and tourism, and even history itself.

If a product has some special thing that a company really wants to protect, we fully respect and uphold that; we would not re-use that design without their explicit provision.

Britain had joined the E.C. in 1973, under the Conservative government of Edward Heath, and Thatcher upheld that Tory allegiance to the European cause, even going so far as to wear a sweater bearing the flags of member countries.

On that basis, a trial judge ruled last Friday that Mr. Ferguson was competent and could be executed, and the Florida Supreme Court upheld that view, saying no "stricter standard" of competence is required.

"The arbitrator ruled against him, and the city manager upheld that decision and found that he was terminated for good cause," Albano said.

8 was declared invalid by a District Court judge and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld that ruling.