Sentence examples similar to basically upholds from inspiring English sources
In just the past couple years, there have been millions of words written explaining why "undermining" words or phrases like "sorry", "just" and "I'm not an expert" are basically upholding the patriarchy while making you sound like a moron.
Flytenow then requested a review of that ruling and last week, a court basically upheld these rules.
However, he says, the Court has basically upheld the authority of the Securities and Exchange Commission or the U.S. Attorney to go after companies that aid and abet fraud.
The Supreme Court basically has three options: uphold Mr. Kenyatta's win; call for a runoff between Mr. Kenyatta and Mr. Odinga; or call for a whole new election.
"And if that decision is upheld, we would basically just collect the money and Suffolk rates would be reduced to equal Nassau rates".
Most basically, the police, who have the vital and difficult job of upholding the law, stand accused of grave criminal acts, and it is hard to justify their being tolerated just because time has passed.
The Alabama Supreme Court dealt the county another blow in March, when it upheld a ruling striking down the county's occupational tax — basically an income tax on people who work in the county — on the grounds that it was not properly advertised before the Legislature approved it in 2009.
In a ruling today, the Supreme Court basically punted on whether or not business method patents, in general, should be upheld.
"Basically it said they had reviewed the complaint against me and they had found that the complaint was upheld and they used the word it was regrettable that I was expelled from the party".
As a hierarch whose job is to uphold all the teachings of early church councils, he is not the sort of careless syncretizer who thinks that all religions are basically the same.
