Sentence examples similar to continually uphold from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the primary tenets of affirmative action have been continually upheld by the Supreme Court (including Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin just last year).
"I was intrigued by the cult of Elizabeth, the Tudor myth that her reign continually worked to uphold: the Virgin Queen, Gloriana.
That argument could be seen as a direct response to a statement made by Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, who has continually argued to uphold the gay marriage ban, and said in a case brief last year that one of the purposes of marriage is to "regulate sexual relationships between men and women so that the unique procreative capacity of such relationships benefits rather than harms society".
"Molsa will continue to support in enforcing these standards, and Qatar's existing labour laws, and to work with other government bodies in Qatar in holding accountable employers who fail to uphold these laws". Critics have continually argued that not enough is being done to hold subcontractors to existing labour laws.
Why — because we uphold Sharia?
Maybe 5 per cent uphold the rules.
So private property is continually in need of public justification first, because it empowers individuals to make decisions about the use of scarce resource in a way that is not necessarily sensitive to others' needs or the public good; and second, because it does not merely permit that but deploys public force at public expense to uphold it.
Learn and uphold chivalry.
