Sentence examples for far upheld from inspiring English sources

"We have so far upheld this position in relation to South Yorkshire police.

But now, with a United States Supreme Court mandate in May to reduce the populations of California's overcrowded prisons, Gov. Jerry Brown has thus far upheld 207 of the parole board's 253 decisions to release convicted killers.

But he has, so far, upheld the peace treaty, handled a militant attack in the Sinai Peninsula reasonably well and, on a trip to Tehran last week, publicly lambasted the Iranian leaders for supporting President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

Ignoring Israel's numerous redeployments in the West Bank in accordance with the Oslo accords, Milton Viorst (Op-Ed, May 24) does not mention that Israel has, so far, upheld its end of the deal.

WASHINGTON -- When the Justice Department submitted a petition to the Supreme Court yesterday urging it to declare once and for all that the 2010 health care overhaul is constitutional, the department made a point of mentioning the only Republican-appointed judge who has so far upheld the individual mandate.

A princely total of four complaints have so far been upheld.

In Horowitz's only decision thus far, he upheld a 100-game suspension imposed last year on San Francisco reliever Guillermo Mota for a second positive test.

The New York law has so far been upheld in the courts, one reason that six other states are considering taking the same step.

The case has thus far been upheld, though it won't be brought to trial until next June.

The rule of law, which has been propagated by the president and his supporters as an alleged justification for the authorities' crackdown on dissidents, is far from upheld.

Indeed, the only time Roiphe discusses an actual court case it is to argue that the law veers too far to the victim's side: In 1992 New Jersey's Supreme Court upheld its far-reaching rape laws.