"We need to be sure that these scientific guarantees are upheld".
No other candidate offers the impressive level of achievement and guarantee to uphold America's awesome progressiveness.
Soon after capturing Tashkent, General Mikhail Chernyayev entered an elaborate compact with local religious scholars, guaranteeing to uphold their authority, and that of other Muslim institutions, such as mosques and charities.
The court invalidated the Michigan undergraduate program's admissions scheme, which gave members of some minority groups an automatic and explicit 20 points toward the 100 needed to guarantee admission, but it upheld the law school's more individualized but still race-conscious review.
From the 1930s to the '60s, the Trujillo regime severely restricted the press's freedom of expression, but subsequent constitutional guarantees generally have been upheld.
His local story becomes a cross-section of national attitudes, values, and principles, and comically dramatizes a paradox: as freedoms guaranteed by law are upheld in court, the private becomes glaringly public and the personal political, at the risk of what may be the most basic right of all, to be left the hell alone.
On issues like campaign finance, health care, financial reform and gender discrimination, these scholars say, taking the 20th-century amendments as seriously as those passed in the 18th and 19th centuries would guarantee a constitutional originalism that upheld modern visions of liberty and equality.
The Court opined that "States retain the obligation to use all means and resources available to them to guarantee human rights" (para 333) and upheld Moldova's responsibility.
When the set of recommendations generated locally were presented to senior management in Alcoa, the key recommendation of life of the refinery guarantee of property values, was not upheld.
It will take more than fine words on upholding guarantees to deliver the promised modernisation offering "great outcomes and a great service".
