Sentence examples for be uphold from inspiring English sources
verb
To hold up; to lift on high; to elevate.
The German use of military force in Afghanistan has illustrated that a defensive military mandate in a war zone cannot be uphold.
Taboo or pamali for the Kampung Naga villagers still held strictly especially in everyday life, with regard to everyday activities as an unwritten law that should be uphold and obeyed by everyone, such as the building procedures, shapes, location, and direction of the house, ceremonial clothing, arts, etc.
It is a question of how long this schism can be uphold, especially in the light of the challenges by joining the EU.
In the light of the clinical long-term data, complemented by our alternative explanation of the imatinib effect, the statement by Abbott and Michor – 'the conclusion that leukaemic stem cells cannot be depleted by imatinib can safely be drawn' – cannot be uphold.
The law has to be upheld.
"Besides, there are traditions to be upheld".
The sovereignty of nations must be upheld.
Then he added: "Will it be upheld?
The Oregon law deserves to be upheld.
Their claims will not be upheld.
They should be upholding that debate," he added.
