Sentence examples for be vigorously upheld from inspiring English sources

These rights must be vigorously upheld.

They chillingly tell their old readers "British laws and traditions such as the celebration of Christmas are under threat and must be vigorously upheld to stop ethnic segregations dividing society..."...

"I think that's something the citizens of both our countries should have confidence in, in particular that that relationship is based on a framework of law in both countries, a law that is vigorously upheld".

The Swiss-born conductor Charles Dutoit, 65, who became the orchestra's music director in 1977 and is credited with transforming a decent regional ensemble into an internationally respected orchestra, was vigorously upholding the autocratic tradition.

"Freedom must be vigorously defended".

The allegations should be vigorously investigated.

The state will vigorously prosecute, and Zimmerman will be vigorously defended as is his constitutional right.

Employment policy should be vigorously pursued.

Ingénue, as a concept and a word, has lost its power because the constructs it upheld have been vigorously undermined for decades.

Meanwhile, Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes vigorously upheld his chief's stand in the state primaries.

Three songs from "New," which pairs Mr. McCartney with new producers, vigorously upheld the Beatles spirit.