Sentence examples for formally upheld from inspiring English sources

In a 2011 lower-court ruling, which was formally upheld by the Supreme Court on Wednesday, the North Koreans were recognized as biological children of Mr. Yoon.

In a July 1993 letter, the cardinal wrote Father Bambrick, "You have a right to know that the Congregation for Clergy has formally upheld my removal of the individual we have discussed from his duties as pastor".

Damaskos adds that it's one that is not formally upheld by the church anymore.

The recommendation, which must be formally upheld and imposed by a judge at a sentencing hearing scheduled for August 10, came after about eight hours of deliberations, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said.

The court in Stockholm agreed with prosecutors who had argued that the warrant should formally be upheld.

With Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. having replaced Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, a new 5-to-4 majority repudiated the Nebraska precedent (without formally overturning it) and upheld the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act that President George W. Bush had signed into law.

In Brazil, the Raposa Serra do Sol indigenous territory was formally recognized by presidential decree in 2005, and was upheld by Supreme Court rulings in 2009 and 2013.

While the military commission has not been formally authorized by statute, its jurisdiction as a war court has been upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States.

The Federal Communications Commission formally voted Friday to uphold the complaint against Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, saying that it had illegally inhibited users of its high-speed Internet service from using popular file-sharing software.

Lewis' (1979, 133ff) claim that the difference between centered and uncentered propositions plays little role in how belief and other attitudes are formally represented, and postulated to behave in a rational way, can only be upheld for synchronic constraints on the statics of belief.

He formally protested that the judges were biased against the defendant, a complaint that was upheld by another judges' panel, which ordered a retrial with a new bench.