Sentence examples for have long upheld from inspiring English sources

Criminal informants are often essential for making cases, and courts have long upheld the legality of their use.

Or as Alex Fowler, chief privacy officer at Mozilla, put it, "We have long upheld that privacy policies suck".

All states have long upheld some version of the so-called Castle Doctrine (which comes from the old saw about a man's home being one), granting individuals the right to protect themselves against intruders.

Courts have long upheld the right of judges to ban defendants from giving interviews during a trial because defendants in that way could make their views known to jurors without being subject to cross-examination.

Indeed, many of postwar Japan's nationalist leaders and thinkers have long upheld Judge Pal as a hero, seizing on — and often distorting — his dissenting opinion at the Tokyo trials to argue that Japan did not wage a war of aggression in Asia but one of self-defense and liberation.

I have long upheld the case for dumb optical networks as the smartest investment in technology.

The new puritans, who march into the mosque carrying arms, appal the local imam, who has long upheld the existing traditions of a benevolent and tolerant Islam.

The new puritans appal the local imam, who has long upheld the existing traditions of a benevolent and tolerant Islam; they march into the mosque carrying arms.

The court has long upheld laws prohibiting child pornography, in the face of First Amendment challenges, because studies show that the creation of the images is "intrinsically related" to child sexual abuse.

These are rights that the Nobel committee has long upheld by honoring those who struggle to protect them with the Peace Prize, including Andrei Sakharov for his struggle against human rights abuses in the Soviet Union, and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for his fight for civil rights in the United States.

The Supreme Court has long upheld contribution limits to candidates and parties.