Sentence examples for largely uphold from inspiring English sources

In general terms, government officials have said, in describing an earlier draft of the document, the report will largely uphold earlier findings, issued in October 2003 by David A. Kay, the first chief weapons inspector, and then in March 2004 by Mr. Duelfer, who replaced Mr. Kay in January 2004.

The American courts have largely upheld this view.

Unfortunately, Judge Yeakel largely upheld a second bogus "safety" measure.

The courts have largely upheld drug testing for workers with public safety jobs.

State and federal courts around the country have largely upheld challenges to furloughs ordered by state officials.

The law went into effect over the weekend, after being largely upheld by a federal district judge.

The Ninth Circuit decision was largely upheld, though the Supreme Court ruled that suspensions of more than 10 days were not permissible.

Now that the Supreme Court has largely upheld Obamacare, it's tempting to imagine that the battles will subside.

Though CUNY vigorously denies the allegations, the critics have met with some success: Outside arbiters have largely upheld claims that Italian-Americans are underrepresented in university jobs.

The ruling, which came last May and was largely upheld by a court of appeals this summer, is being seen as a cautionary tale for lawyers who invite in documentary filmmakers to tell the story of their legal fights.

The court further limited the application of the commerce clause in the Affordable Care Act cases (2012), in which it largely upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010.