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.
And acting upon this ideal and guaranteeing that the core European values are upheld in the entire union is key to mobilizing the pro-European forces and fending off the rising nationalism that risks further splintering the body.
And acting upon this ideal and guaranteeing that the core European values are upheld in the entire union is key to mobilizing the pro-European forces and fending off the rising nationalism that risks further splintering the body. .
Most overrides are upheld.
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.
"We are upholding international law.
President Obama successfully nominates and wins Senate approval for Scalia's successor, tilting the ideological balance on the Court to five-to-four, liberals over conservatives, and all but guaranteeing that the Clean Power Plan will eventually be upheld.
The state's distinctive status guaranteed by Article 370, which gives its citizens and government special rights, must be upheld.
A PNG opposition effort to challenge the Manus Island facility in the Supreme Court - arguing it violates a constitutional guarantee of personal liberty - stalled on a technicality but is likely to be upheld, says lawyer and prominent political commentator Deni ToKunai.
The mix of languages is upheld by local law, with minority populations of a certain size guaranteed that their languages will be presented alongside the official Romanian.
