The phrase "are upheld only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is maintained or supported exclusively under certain conditions or criteria.
Example: "The rules of the competition are upheld only when all participants agree to follow them."
Alternatives: "are maintained solely" or "are supported exclusively".
A final ruling in that case is expected later this year, though the ban would be upheld only after receiving parliamentary approval.
In today's version, even health measures will be upheld only "if they do not constitute an undue burden," ante, at 35 (emphasis added).
To ignore the late-filed returns, the court said, was a "drastic measure" that could be upheld only if it was "both reasonable and necessary".
[T]hese restrictions have been upheld only when we were satisfied that the restriction is narrowly tailored to further a substantial governmental interest".1161 However, the earlier cases were distinguished.
In their database, black people filed 61% of the complaints, and white people filed 21% of the complaints; but of the complaints that were upheld, only 25% were filed by black people, while 58% were filed by white people.
In 1954, he presented Brown v. Board of Education to his colleagues in the most fundamental terms: either they believed in the inherent inferiority of blacks or they did not, for segregation could be upheld only if they did.
The chief justice said, though, that the 1968 law, which replaced the Miranda warnings with a case-by-case test of whether a confession was voluntary, could be upheld only if the Supreme Court decided to overturn Miranda.
But Mr. Hyatt said that the courts had been careful to point out that the restriction could be upheld only if it is applied in a fair manner to everyone living in the complex and if the rules are reasonably related to the purpose for which the development was designed - a quieter way of life, for example.
The court said that since the regulations imposed First Amendment constraints, they could be upheld only if they advanced "important governmental interests unrelated to the suppression of free speech" and did not "burden substantially more speech than necessary to further those interests".
Frankly, it needs sorting out and the law not only needs to be upheld but enforced vigorously.
