Since Emperor Constantine, only Christian minorities such as Quakers have upheld this radical rabbi's teaching.
While the Supreme Court stay is a disappointing development, we are confident that the courts will ultimately uphold the Clean Power Plan, just as they have upheld the EPA's responsibility to address climate pollution under the Clean Air Act many times before.
But in asking for reargument in that case, the Court invited the publisher of the movie to make the case that Congress did not have the authority to limit corporate political expenditure, even though as far back as 1902, and as recently as 2006, the Court had upheld that authority.
I chatted with my roommate's nutty uncle (because who doesn't have one of those?) and she humored me by letting me watch National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation in her bed--a tradition my family has upheld for as long as I can remember.
In recent years, many police departments across the country have adopted tattoo restrictions, which the courts have upheld as reasonable.
As a psychiatrist, he has upheld his professional and ethical obligation to uphold the best interest of vulnerable patients for whom he has responsibility for.
A judge has upheld as lawful Government proposals for two pilot culls to tackle tuberculosis in cattle - one in West Gloucestershire and the other in West Somerset.
Tara Bahrampour (NYT) NEW JERSEY NEWARK: WELFARE BIRTH RULING -- A Superior Court judge has upheld as constitutional New Jersey's 1992 law that denies additional welfare benefits to women who give birth while on welfare.
In Britain, judges and lawyers, who are known as barristers or solicitors, have upheld certain traditions for centuries, like the wearing of wigs and ceremonial robes in courtrooms, a practice that became fashionable under King Charles II in the late 17th century.
In 2003, the four liberals on the Supreme Court, with Sandra Day O'Connor as the swing vote, had upheld F.E.C. restrictions on how and when "electioneering communications" could be aired in the weeks before an election.
In this new role, Dr. Bodman will exemplify MIT's longstanding commitment to public service, which he has upheld as deputy secretary of commerce and deputy secretary of the treasury". A Chicago native, Bodman received the Sc.D. degree in chemical engineering from MIT in 1965.
