Sentence examples for had to uphold from inspiring English sources

Four weeks ago, after the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, Orseno and Stronach had to uphold this tenet with a tough decision.

They knew discretion was needed in many instances and that above all they had to uphold the central and unquestionable themes of the text – tolerance and resisting the temptation to judge others.

The two stage posts were substantial, since they had to uphold the large cover, or heavens, which had a trapdoor in it with a windlass for winding boys playing gods down onto the stage.

He commented later: "I took an appointment to the bench, as did a number of liberal judges, and we had to uphold the law of the country.

And most of all, she has to uphold the law.

Now Van Liew has to uphold his end of the bargain.

Especially if they are not other people's, and you have to uphold them all yourself.

"We have to uphold its integrity, even if it gets whitewashed".

We have to uphold democracy, the constitution and the rule of law," Zakir said.

"And then he segues into a sympathetic-sounding response about how we have to uphold everybody's differences and dreams.

They have to uphold the principles their new members brought with them: vowing not to privatise the NHS, to end Trident, to find alternatives to austerity.