Sentence examples for expected upheld from inspiring English sources

On May 27, 1895, two months after oral argument, Justice David J. Brewer delivered the unanimous opinion of the court, which, as everyone had expected, upheld the government.

And it need not have been as messy as the passage of Prop 8, and its expected upholding last spring by the California Supreme Court, has made it.

Focusing specifically on the contradictory expectations women are expected to uphold while simply existing in public, the video is powerful in its somewhat direct nature, weaving together common scenarios and phrases directed at women that become much more potent when all its parts come together.

The new document also states that teachers are expected to "uphold public trust in the profession and maintain high standards of ethics and behaviour, within and outside school.

Traditionally, those entering into conflict could be expected to uphold these laws.

Dr Catherine Nunn, paediatrics As a doctor and a researcher Bruce Keogh is expected to uphold ethical standards.

"They were expected to uphold the rules that keep soccer honest," she said.

Its members, students and faculty alike, are expected to uphold these principles and exhibit tolerance and respect for others.

Its members - students, faculty, and staff alike - are expected to uphold these principles and exhibit tolerance and respect for others.

Like criminals' aversion to snitching, cops are expected to uphold a code of silence — and protect some particularly reprehensible behavior.

"They were expected to uphold the rules that keep soccer honest, and protect the integrity of the game.