Sentence examples for better uphold from inspiring English sources
Despite facing opposition from all eight of the state's university college presidents, the politicians sided with gun rights advocates who said the law would better uphold the Second Amendment.
Despite facing opposition from all eight of the state's university college presidents, lawmakers sided with gun rights advocates who said the law would better uphold the Second Amendment of the US Constitution guaranteeing the right to bear arms.
Update 15/8/16: A Q&A was removed from thIn feature upon the request of the interviewee.
In 1980, with support of two friends and photojournalist Sophie Keir, Millett stopped taking lithium to improve her mental clarity, relieve diarrhea and hand tremors, and better uphold her philosophies about mental health and treatment.
The Turks want Europe, as a mark of sincerity, to name at least a date when, provided that progress towards market stability and a better upholding of human rights continues, they can start formally negotiating for entry into the EU even though they know they are unlikely to be ready for actual membership for another 10-15 years.
The reciprocity between the levels of H3K27me3 and H3K9me3 is better upheld at euchromatin gene promoters.
Instead of seizing these challenges as a wake-up call for collective fact-finding and soul-searching as to how better to uphold the School's core values, Northwestern officials are appealing the NLRB decision and professing the righteousness of their program.
Republicans were seen as being tougher on crime and better at upholding traditional family values.
We hope to achieve this in small but meaningful ways, through the stories we tell, the treasures we share … We believe that nurturing a better tomorrow upholds the yesterday we cherish, for all of us.
And they are designed to help change the impression found in some polling that Republicans in general and the party's presidential nominee, Gov. George W. Bush, in particular, would be better at upholding moral values than the Democrats and Mr. Gore.
Regular readers of this column may recall the last time we visited this strange and fantastic world, where people write things such as "we believe that nurturing a better tomorrow upholds the yesterday we cherish for all of us" in order to flog you a jar of pickles for 11 quid.
