Sentence examples for it will generally uphold from inspiring English sources

Like pre-nups, a court can decide to ignore the agreement, but it will generally uphold it if what you agreed still produces a fair outcome for both of you, neither party was under pressure from the other and you were both honest about your finances when drawing it up.

A court can ignore it but will generally uphold it if what you agreed produces a fair outcome, neither party was under pressure and you were honest about your finances when drawing it up.

Indeed, at present it is generally upheld that patients with DM should be treated as though they already have heart disease.

Washington must make abundantly clear that it will continue to uphold this world order — irrespective of its own energy fortunes.

On the other hand, when it comes to the use of confidential information, as long as employers can prove that former employees used the information, they will generally be upheld.

And it will finally uphold that freedom for gay and lesbian Americans.

Its architects claim it will uphold "the highest stands of sustainability".

"If the court is going to uphold a law that limits contributions to $1,000," Mr. Simon said, "it will uphold a law that prohibits contributions for $100,000".

It will uphold some restrictions on abortion.

The ruling military council has repeatedly said that it will uphold the treaty but that it is open to renegotiating parts of it.

Some predict that it will uphold Mr Frederick's right to make his point, whatever it was, but scotch his attempt to squeeze damages out of Ms Morse.