Sentence examples for first upheld from inspiring English sources

When the tax department audited the club in 2005, the club challenged the sales tax under an exemption that was first upheld by an administrative law judge.

Astonishingly, a federal appeals panel first upheld the verdict on the grounds that nothing in the law guarantees a defendant the right to a fully conscious attorney.

In those years, the Supreme Court first upheld the conviction of doctors who were clearly not treating patients but were selling drugs.

It said, "We are now a very different nation" than more than 40 years ago when the Voting Rights Act was first upheld.

He says that when Congress first upheld limits on contributions, in the 1976 case of Buckley v. Valeo, the limits on aggregate giving served a useful purpose.

"You tell somebody you lost your job because you're on prescription medication and they're like, 'Yeah, right.' " Two decades after the Supreme Court first upheld the right to test for drugs in the workplace, Dura's concern — that employees on certain medications posed a safety hazard — is echoing around the country.

The constitutional court must first uphold the motion.

First, Upholding the traditional Chinese family arrangements (i.e., three generations in a family) may be the most effective solution.

Following the second upheld appeal, Merseyside Police held a misconduct hearing for two of the officers, which began on September 30.

So overall the British government's commitment to first uphold the ban it signed up to under the Ottowa Treaty and second promote landmine clearance is highly suspect.

Officials from FINA, the sport's international governing body, broke down the video to the 10-thousandth of a second, then upheld Phelps's victory.