Sentence examples for charged with upholding from inspiring English sources
After all, the judiciary is charged with upholding the law and the Constitution — not blindly affirming the president's worldview.
The current master distiller, Jeff Arnett, is charged with upholding the legacy of the biggest selling American whiskey.
Just think about that for a moment: the dark ages of private government, from the person charged with upholding transparency.
FOR generations, getting married meant solemnly standing before an authority figure charged with upholding the rules of civil society or religious traditions.
As the Hillsborough inquest verdicts have shown, we cannot have an unaccountable police force charged with upholding the rule of law but immune to it.
Prot was the boss charged with upholding those principles for most of the period in which the offences took place, 2002-12.
To announce such a principle would amount to declaring that, in our constitutional system, the judiciary was not only charged with the duty of upholding the Constitution, but also with the responsibility of correcting every possible abuse arising from the exercise by the other departments of their conceded authority.
Judges are to be ousted for "liberal" rulings like upholding same-sex marriage, ordering new trials in death penalty cases or generally ruling in favor of persons charged with crimes -- stuff like upholding the Constitution.
The Convention specifically mentions the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and charges all signatories with upholding the basic principles of the document.
The conflict is only the latest example of friction between Catholic universities and their local bishops, who are charged with ensuring that the universities uphold Catholic doctrine and exhibit an explicitly Catholic identity.
The acrimony threatens to further diminish the reputation of the bar, an arm of the California Supreme Court that oversees nearly 250,000 lawyers and is charged with rooting out corrupt attorneys and upholding high moral standards.
