Sentence examples for carefully upheld from inspiring English sources

They saw themselves as an elite and carefully upheld the fiction that they still were personal envoys of one monarch to another.

Motorcycling is incredibly dangerous and when you invest your trust in people to watch out for you, to ride safely, to essentially take your life in their hands, having them so closely and carefully uphold it makes you feel closer to them.

An appeals tribunal today admonished a judge who described a murder defendant as a "modern Robin Hood" to express herself more carefully, but upheld her decision to free the man and four fellow suspects, who prosecutors say admitted killing an American executive.

Norms are carefully guarded and labels upheld: man, woman, father, mother, husband, wife.

J.C.C.'s operate like a high-profile brand, upholding carefully laid-out standards to meet the demands of a marketplace teeming with increasingly discriminating fitness buffs.

In a carefully balanced decision, Judge Lewis upheld Ms. Harris's authority to call for initial reports from all 67 counties at 5 p.m. yesterday.

This is wrong". District trustees carefully reviewed every case individually and upheld all of Garland's negotiated stipulated expulsion agreements, said school Trustee Katrina Foley.

"We believe that the University of Texas' admissions policy is a carefully crafted one that will ultimately be upheld by the Court of Appeals".

Just last year, the Supreme Court upheld the use of such carefully targeted programs to increase diversity in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin.

He argued that the university's affirmative action policy should be upheld because it was small and carefully targeted — and nearly identical to what the high court had approved in 2003.

Janik advised realty firms that until HUD's position is either upheld or reversed in court, "brokers must carefully examine the justification for any charges to consumers" beyond their traditional compensation.