Sentence examples for broadly upheld from inspiring English sources
It would also shift its character, with proportionately more going to religion.One does not have to be rabid on issues of church and state to see that tax subsidies for people's charitable urges might be easier to justify if the range of organisations and purposes that count as charitable were better aligned with broadly upheld conceptions of the common good.
It brings to the forefront thorny questions of religious freedom and reproductive rights, along with enduring politicking over the law known as Obamacare, itself broadly upheld by the Supreme Court in 2012.
This has been broadly upheld for protists (microbial eukaryotes) by most morphological and some molecular analyses.
In the past 18 months there has been a significant drop in attacks, with Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza broadly upholding a shaky cease-fire.
Universal appeals around strategies that help all Americans...along with measures that ensure our laws apply equally to everyone and hence uphold broadly held American ideals (like better enforcement of existing civil rights laws) can serve as the basis for [multiracial] coalitions--even if such strategies disproportionately help minorities.
Yet the new regulations are based on a broadly written Clean Air Act and were upheld in part by the Supreme Court.
These comments, completely at odds with how the "deal" was broadly reported, are compounded by the premise – upheld by almost all British news media – that the territories are independent in the first place.
"We're pleased that the court upheld our fundamental business model and, more broadly, unlicensed cloud music," Mr. Robertson wrote in a statement.
Michael Robertson, the founder of MP3Tunes.com, said: "We're pleased that the court upheld our fundamental business model and, more broadly, unlicensed cloud music.
But the law upheld by the Supreme Court on Monday sweeps too broadly, criminalizing speech that should be protected by the First Amendment.
The Supreme Court upheld a law on Monday that sweeps too broadly in its attempt to ban child pornography, which is repellent and illegal.
