Sentence examples for it would uphold from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, McDonald's said it would uphold its Dollar Menu even as the price of food staples and oil drive up the company's input costs.

A day after he said he was open to pursuing a new Council resolution, Mr. Bush said that the 15-member Security Council would have to decide soon and that he was confident it would uphold "to the fullest" its previous demands that Saddam Hussein's government disarm.

It would uphold "unity" and "love".

To ensure property prices "return to a reasonable level," China said it would uphold measures aimed at cooling housing prices, which are still near record highs, and increase the supply of housing.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Supreme Court announced Thursday that it would uphold the acquittals of five of the six men accused in the gang rape of Mukhtar Mai, the woman who gained international recognition and emerged as a symbol of voiceless and oppressed women in Pakistan.

The lawsuit made it to the Constitutional Court, which ruled that it would uphold "the fundamental right to life, personal integrity, and cultural identity" of the nasa people, prohibiting the army from emitting radio messages in that area.

Because I could no longer swear that I would uphold the law.

Even if your mother-in-law's desire to walk her dog in the afterlife were formally expressed in a will, it is not certain that the courts would uphold it.

On Roe v. Wade, the abortion ruling that has stood as a precedent since 1973, she asked, would not a "judicial conservative" be a person who would uphold it and a "judicial activist" one who would overturn it?

Gov. M. Jodi Rell said that she disagreed with the decision, but would uphold it.

"He said he would uphold it," Mr. Leahy said in exasperation.