Sentence examples for it would be upheld from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for Dr. Lee, Brian A. Sun, said last night that he was pleased by the order and confident that it would be upheld.

In a statement, Mr. Daschle said that the existing federal law had not been tested and predicted that it would be upheld.

But if a Court would apply heightened scrutiny to the ban on same-sex marriage, there is no way that it would be upheld — and that's what Holder is advocating.

Emory University Law Professor Alexander Volokh called the decision "a big change from what the doctrine has been so far" and expressed doubt that it would be upheld.

And the government stood by its scientific guns, saying it was confident its decision would be upheld.

The city council said it had "received verbal and written assurances" that its equality standards would be upheld.

The city's Department of Health said the warnings are critical information people need, and that it was confident the rule would be upheld.

Dramatically, this diminishes the impact of Egeus's threat of the death penalty if Hermia disobeys him as it seems improbable that this would be upheld by the colonial power in the person of Matt Rawle's measured, urbane, ironical Theseus.

But lawmakers said that Trump's election and a free seat on the supreme court gave them new impetus for the bill and make it more likely that the bill would be upheld in the courts.

It was not certain that the veto would be upheld.

Still - unlike the case in 1967 when the vote was unanimous - it is conceivable that the Virginia law would be upheld by a few members of the Court.