Sentence examples for entirely upheld from inspiring English sources

A federal judge has almost entirely upheld Yosemite National Park's plan to protect the Merced River, which runs through the heart of the Yosemite Valley and is one of 160 nationwide protected under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.

Results of the review show nine of her allegations were entirely upheld and one partially.

Nevertheless, it is of interest that So and Best (2014) did not find that TC Mandarin tone pairs were discriminated better than UC pairs; that is, although the researchers were able to make some predictions based on the PAM, these predictions were not entirely upheld.

In the lower courts, judges appointed by Democratic presidents voted mostly — but not entirely — to uphold the law.

I was intoxicated by the idea that he would pressure Hillary Clinton – a sometimes maddeningly dedicated pragmatist and incrementalist eager to skip the primary election entirely – to uphold the highest liberal standards on everything from environmental protection to financial reform and foreign intervention.

Peterson was unable to throw out Wisconsin's voter ID provision entirely because it was upheld by the higher federal courts in 2014, just as Indiana's was a few years earlier.

Even the strong gun laws passed by the District of Columbia in the wake of Heller, which include a registration system, fingerprinting and training requirements, an assault weapon ban, a limit on gun purchases, and other provisions far stronger than federal law, recently were upheld as entirely consistent with Heller.

(For-profit colleges in New York filed a separate suit in Manhattan to overturn the rule, and the federal judge in that case also upheld the rule entirely; the colleges didn't appeal).

(Keeping military weapons out of the hands of civilians seemed to the Supreme Court, when it upheld the Firearms Act, in 1939, entirely consistent with the Second Amendment, which provides for the arming of militias).

Where he was entirely wrong, however, was to claim that the BBC upheld 'its traditional attachment to impartiality' in its coverage of Iraq..

And he said the ethics of applying mindfulness in business depended entirely on the corporation in question and whether it upheld social values and made a contribution to the welfare of its community.