Sentence examples for if it's upheld from inspiring English sources

"If it's upheld, that's great for them.

The sanction is currently stayed while Scarano fights it in a state appeals court, but if it's upheld, the architect says he could be put out of business.

"If it's upheld, that suggests that gestational surrogacy is not as different from traditional surrogacy as we've always interpreted it to be," Professor Kindregan said.

The 24-year-old Pro Bowler will likely appeal the punishment, but will miss the first four games of the season if it's upheld.

But if she insists on the original award and if it's upheld on appeal she'd clear something like $16 billion.

Meltwater plans to appeal against the decision, but if it's upheld, you can expect a wave of more legal actions.

If it's upholding anti-gay legislation or striking down federal laws he doesn't like, he is a huge advocate for states' rights.

And once the plan is approved, Judge Cohen's decision, if it is upheld, would prevent evictions when leases expire.

Uefa's transfer ban, if it is upheld, greatly complicates an already tricky situation in terms of Barcelona's playing personnel.

Because of his close ties to the regime of former President Hosni Mubarak, in which he served as prime minister before the 2011 revolution, Shafik faced the possibility of being barred under Parliament's election law if it was upheld.

There have been suspensions or bans of other prominent trainers, but they only underscored how remarkable Mr. Dutrow's punishment will be if it is upheld.