Sentence examples for created to uphold from inspiring English sources
Apprenticeships actually grew in importance with the development of trade unions, which were created to uphold quality and control recruitment (by protecting union jobs).
It was at this point that the Non-Intervention Committee was created to uphold the agreement, but the double-dealing of the USSR and Germany had already become apparent.
"The Convention was created to uphold the most basic rights of children, such as their right to an identity, health care, education and safety," said UNICEF Representative in Malaysia and Special Representative to Brunei Youssouf Oomar.
He shows signs of wanting a second term; some wonder whether he deserves it.The UN was created to set and uphold norms on everything from human rights to (lately) terrorism and climate change, to resolve crises, keep the peace, alleviate poverty and encourage development.
The new proposal will create legislation to uphold that ban and will remove the suicide provision.
In addition, the Supreme Court recently upheld a district created to elect a black candidate in North Carolina in a 5-to-4 decision that said what mattered was the partisan political purpose behind redistricting.
The Holy Alliance of Prussia, Austria and Russia was created to police the continuation of essentially legitimist conservative states, committed to upholding rule by their royal families.
Hence, a paper version of the software user interface was created to ensure the integrity of the structured intervention was upheld.
So even as the court sought ways to limit federal regulation of business and markets, Roberts boldly created a majority to uphold the central provision of President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act in the midst of the 2012 campaign.
While opponents of the bill claim that this creates a more difficult standard to uphold, Warner strongly disagrees.
So the Yidindji police are there to protect the Yidindji people and to uphold the laws created by the sovereign Yidindji government.
