Sentence examples for had ever upheld from inspiring English sources

Mr. Faulk asserted that "no court in this country" had ever upheld a restraint forbidding the publication of information that was on the public record or had been obtained in open court.

No tribunal has ever upheld a complaint against the security service, nor is there any right of appeal against their rulings.

Although the secret FISA court has gone along with this, no public court has ever upheld document collection that is remotely close to the dragnet at issue.

No court has ever upheld a contempt vote by Congress against a person who pleaded their constitutional right against self-incrimination.

In that case, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee were objecting to a vote to hold former Internal Revenue Service official Lois Lerner in contempt of Congress and pushing to bring in legal experts who they hoped would explain why no court has ever upheld a congressional contempt vote against someone who pleaded the Fifth.

No complaint against any of the intelligence agencies has ever been upheld.

Since the tribunal was established 14 years ago, no complaint against the intelligence services has ever been upheld.

Furthermore, not a single environmental, health or food safety law challenged at the organization has ever been upheld.

Graciela Bevacqua was accused of embezzlement and taking illegal payments from foreign investors, although neither claim has ever been upheld in court.

He also noted that no similar contempt votes against someone who asserted their rights have ever been upheld by the courts.

Verbal requests are provided during periods of mental competence, but unfortunately such instructions are rarely taken seriously, and none of them has ever been upheld in a legal or other official forum.