Sentence examples for has rigidly upheld from inspiring English sources
At the same time, however, John Paul II has rigidly upheld church dogma and Catholic traditions, including indulgences, that antagonize other faiths.
Balenciaga surrounded himself with people who rigidly upheld his reputation and mythology, characters similar to that Mrs. Danvers in "Rebecca".
It is a sign of the times that some of the social customs rigidly upheld by the older generations are rapidly giving way to "Modernism".
Languages can have rigidly fixed or flexible word order.
The people who really uphold the tenets of a society are almost always those who have entered into it, rather than those who were born into it - and Lady Bracknell rigidly upholds all the traditions of her class.
He has not upheld the Palestinian constitution.
Exporting has been upheld as the "Golden Standard" for industrial upgrading.
The court has repeatedly upheld the act.
Judge Griesa has upheld this theory.
The law has to be upheld.
The Supreme Court has upheld the restriction repeatedly.
