Principles can be upheld without micromanagement.Another worry is the fact that such a weighty document was passed under a cloud of bureaucratic obscurity, almost unnoticed by the world, except for some lobby groups which welcomed it.
Yet the Supreme Court held that this was clearly a regulation of commerce, and that the State laws could not be upheld without supposing that, in cases like that of pilotage, not requiring a national and uniform regulation, the power of the States to make regulations of commerce, in the absence of congressional regulation, still remained.
This makes it possible for academic standards to be upheld without regard for reputation, although it is a key component of the risk associated with inadequate governance.
If the parliament's vote is upheld without loopholes, all would have to cease.
His family claimed the decision had been upheld without lawyers representing the Sheikh or his family being present.
The current swing vote, of course, is Anthony Kennedy, and it is difficult to imagine health care being upheld without his support.
I'm grateful that 2009 was the second straight year when common sense policies on college campuses were upheld without exception.
These fundamental rights are indisputably universal, and should be upheld at any cost.
At the very least, public spaces should remain public, civil liberties should be upheld even for those without a home, and people who are homeless should have access to basic services instead of being criminalized by restrictive ordinances designed to make them go somewhere else -- anywhere else -- wherever that might be.
Gradually, law and political philosophy have come to recognize that equal rights and liberties should be upheld within the private sphere as without, but many political philosophers still resist applying principles of justice directly within the private sphere.
