Sentence examples similar to intense upholding from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Bush did the right thing only under intense political pressure and after he had already undermined the principles he claimed to be upholding.
Upholding the store's high cleanliness standards.
Such an evolution is the result of intense and complex ongoing ties that migrants uphold with their country of origin and the cultural, social, economic, political and ideological transfers that occur between the departure and the receiving country and beyond.
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld the sentence, but the international outcry was so intense that the governor, James (Big Jim) Folsom, commuted it.
What holds the book together are his own sensibilities, which include an intense antipathy for "received" ways of thinking and for doctrines that were upheld with the panoply of ecclesiastical and secular power.
Even when the city is filled with tourists shuffling behind their guides' upheld umbrellas, even when the summer heat is at its most intense, there are sites where you can enjoy Rome's cultural riches in relative comfort.
The Buenos Aires federal court unanimously upheld a March 6 ruling that scrapped two laws, passed in 1986 and 1987 under intense pressure from the military.
The intense fire that Roberts drew from Romney and conservatives for casting the swing vote to uphold the ACA was a stern warning that justices are expected to tow a rigid, conservative line on the court.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
