Sentence examples for fiercely upholding from inspiring English sources

Microsoft, of course, has long been playing this game by fiercely upholding prosaic brand names like Windows, Office and Word.

Racing these and lesser machines here is an annual tradition fiercely upheld by its participants.

Though the verdict was overturned, it showed that the taboo against directly criticising the king is still fiercely upheld.

In tough towns such as Rastan, Telbiseh and Tel Kalakh, where tribal honour is fiercely upheld, more people are responding to the security forces with force.

The GP11 and heavily revised GP11.1 of 2011  gave way to the GP0 at the end-of-season test, where Ducati rolled out a twin-spar aluminium frame,  breaking away from a fiercely upheld belief in a carbon fibre frame after much pressure from Rossi's camp.

He has headed the EPL for the last 11 years and fiercely upholds its free-market characteristics: no salary caps (in contrast to the NFL and NBA), no limits on owner equity (German clubs have to be 51% German-owned while many French and Spanish clubs are mutual societies owned by fans) and freedom to borrow as much as is needed to buy one of its clubs.

[C5.] French Council Upholds Labor Law, Extending Crisis France's Constitutional Council upheld a fiercely contested new labor law, dealing a blow to opposition Socialists who had asked the council to strike it down but extending the crisis now facing the government.

Upholding human rights?

Australia fiercely protested when a Vietnamese court upheld the death sentence for one of its citizens, Le My Linh, who was convicted of drug trafficking in 2002.

PARIS, March 30 — France's Constitutional Council upheld the constitutionality of a fiercely contested new labor law on Thursday, dealing a blow to opposition Socialists who had asked the council to strike it down but extending the crisis now facing the government.

The founding monarch, King Abdul Aziz, rallied the fiercely religious tribesman of the Arabian Peninsula by promising to uphold their Wahhabi brand of Islam.