Sentence examples for is currently upheld from inspiring English sources
Recent figures indicate that the PCC only adjudicates on less than 1% of complaints it receives, and of that 1% approximately only 1 in every 250 complaints is currently upheld.
The approvals process itself needs work, too: one in five of all appeals is currently upheld, and the number rises to more than 40% for Somalis, Sudanese and Eritreans, suggesting that officials are doing a bad job of processing the initial applications.
It is currently upholding more than eight out of 10 cases (81%) in favour of the consumer.
Sprinting has traditionally been dominated by the United States, a tradition that Maurice Greene is currently upholding, but the former world record holder and 1996 Olympic 100m champion Donovan Bailey has seen the future and believes it belongs to the British.
VICE Canada is currently appealing a 2015 production order, upheld by an Ontario court, that would force national security reporter Ben Makuch to hand over transcripts of his conversation with suspected Islamic State fighter Farah Shirdon to the RCMP.
VICE Canada is currently appealing a 2015 production order, upheld by an Ontario court, that would force national security reporter Ben Makuch to hand over to the RCMP transcripts of his conversation with suspected Islamic State fighter Farah Shirdon.
Italy is expected to seek the extradition of Knox, who is currently living in Seattle, if her conviction is upheld.
These are ideals that I will continue to uphold, despite the vicious campaign that is currently being waged against me," Appelbaum said.
However, it is currently re-consulting on the package after the High Court upheld concerns from anti-HS2 campaigners about how a previous consultation was carried out.
It's a term that Zhou is adamant about upholding no matter the size of the studio, which is currently up to eight in total.
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.
