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It said that the existing principle that DNA data must be publicly released has been "fully upheld in our agreement with Celera, which has agreed to make the entire sequence available free of charge".

If the law is fully upheld, only nine or 10 clinics will remain.

The "friend-of-the-court" filing called for the FCC's net neutrality order to be fully upheld — endorsing for the first time the legal approach the FCC used to implement its regulations.

His very first step should be to ensure that refugee children's rights are fully upheld, not trampled.

This includes providing advice and guidance on how to strengthen policies and improve standards of services, and raising awareness within government on where child rights are not being fully upheld and where more inputs or resources are needed.

Analysis revealed the assumptions for ANOVA were not fully upheld; the assumption of homogeneity of variances was rejected (Levine's test p < 0.05).

However, the spokesman said in a statement, "The United States is a leader in promoting internationally recognized labor standards and human rights globally, especially in countries where those standards are not fully upheld".

He inexcusably admitted that he hadn't seen the tape -- just freeze frames -- so he couldn't dispute Knight's insistence that Reed's allegation was not fully upheld by the tape.

About 100 were partially or fully upheld and the schools found to be in breach.

Congressional Democrats have argued that the legality of the swap hasn't been fully evaluated, and that the "leave no man behind" standard should be upheld.

We believe that such an interment was the desire of King Richard in life and we have written this statement so that his wishes may be fully recognised and upheld.