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But the Israeli military has always upheld the principle of bringing back its soldiers as a moral imperative.

For centuries, the Church has consistently favored social notions that are "preferential" to the impoverished, and it has always upheld strict personal moral principles — its progressive wing notwithstanding.

He said: "The UK is still a member of the EU and it is a country which has always upheld the valid regulations, valid laws and valid treaties".

Christoph Pinter, head of the UN refugee agency in Austria, said: "In the last 60 years, Austria has built up a solid asylum system and even in times of crisis has always upheld the tradition of refugee protection.

In substance, he has always upheld the finest of Australian cricket's traditional virtues – an attacking batsman of humble, working-class origins who scores big runs when his team most needs them – and an enterprising captain who is willing to risk losing Test matches in order to win them.

It suddenly became apparent that cricket has always upheld Australia's national sporting tradition of cultivating and encouraging bad boy behaviour and then, with a lot of fanfare, decrying it.

Qatar's World Cup officials said the bid committee had "always upheld the highest standard of ethics and integrity".

Many of Germany's Jews belong to the party.As good liberals, the Free Democrats have always upheld the right to free speech.

In the lead in confronting the crisis throughout the world are indigenous communities, those who have always upheld the Charter of the Forests.

The Qatar 2022 bid committee said it had always upheld the highest standard of ethics and integrity in its successful bid to host the World Cup.

The building that is happening in Qatar should be paused and they should have a fair and open competition". Qatar's World Cup officials said the bid committee had "always upheld the highest standard of ethics and integrity".