Elliott Colla, of Georgetown University, who has written on the history of Egyptology, recently said of Hawass, "To the Egyptians, he's upholding claims of Egyptian sovereignty and claims of modern Egyptians to be the direct descendants of ancient Egyptians.
Similarly, when Kim Il-sung died in 1994, he was upheld as "eternal president".
He put the integrity of this game on his shoulders, and it's important that he be upheld.
If he is upheld, there is a decent likelihood that his new formulation will become the standard in the federal judiciary — and the costly patent wars, which take money from shareholders and consumers alike, will finally come to an end.
During his lifetime, he was upheld as one of the greatest living American intellectuals, and knew personally many of the leading political figures of the day, in both the United States and Britain.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. — Saying he was upholding New Mexico's Constitution — amended four decades ago to guarantee equal rights to all — a county clerk here began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples on Wednesday, magnifying a fight that could become one of the key issues in next year's elections for governor.
For Compton (102no), grandson of one of England's greatest batsman Denis, today's breakthrough innings meant he was upholding an especially famous family tradition.
He repeatedly calls his debate with Erasmus not a collatio but a causa (a legal case) and claimed that no matter what Origen and other patristic authors might say, by upholding the literal truth of what Paul wrote in the Epistle to the Romans, he is upholding the causa Christi (Christ's case).
Douglas M. Arthur, an analyst for Morgan Stanley, which was the lead underwriter for Ms. Stewart's company when it went public in 1999, said yesterday afternoon that he was upholding his buy rating.
The sidebar concluded with Justice Joseph C. Teresi saying, without elaborating on his reasoning, that he was going to seat two of the three black women and that he was upholding all of the challenges by the prosecution.
