Sentence examples for faithfully uphold from inspiring English sources

Others argued their countrymen would simply try other routes, sceptical that Europe would faithfully uphold its promise to resettle people.

Partisan rhetoric disappeared, though for just a few hours, as smiles and handshakes crossed the political aisle during the noon ceremonies at which members swore to faithfully uphold the laws of the United States.

And my difficult position was how do you credibly say to people, "I am standing on principle, I am standing on our constitution, I am standing on our laws, which my oath requires me to faithfully uphold," without people being cynical and saying, "Hey, you're doing this because this person is connected".

"As inscribed in the stone archway of Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Montana, I shall faithfully uphold Teddy Roosevelt's belief that our treasured public lands are 'for the benefit and enjoyment of the people,'" Zinke said Thursday in a statement.

"As governor, I took an oath to faithfully uphold the constitution of Texas, a pledge that I have kept every day as I've worked on behalf of Texans for the last 14 years.

"I shall faithfully uphold Teddy Roosevelt's belief that our treasured public lands are 'for the benefit and enjoyment of the people' and will work tirelessly to ensure our public lands are managed and preserved in a way that benefits all Americans for generations to come," he said. .

As a lower-court judge for 17 years, she said, she has faithfully upheld the law and precedents.

In such a situation the insistence that the jury faithfully upheld the law is not comforting but deeply troubling.

In his public statements on Islamic influence in Britain, Dr Michael Nazir-Ali has been faithfully upholding official Anglican teaching whilst his ecclesiastical critics have not.

For more than a year after he was appointed by President George W. Bush to chair the Fed, in February, 2006, he faithfully upheld the policies of his immediate predecessor, the charismatic free-market conservative Alan Greenspan, and he adhered to the central bank's formal mandates: controlling inflation and maintaining employment.

At last year's parade, Xi said China's troops would "carry out the noble mission of upholding world peace", faithfully protect national security, and would never "seek hegemony".