Sentence examples similar to markets to uphold from inspiring English sources

Access to food is considered a basic human right, but it is a right we have been too willing to sign over to the free market to uphold, a task it has been proved increasingly unfit to deliver.

So the government's decision looks likely to limit the size of their businesses in regional markets which choose to uphold the cap.

"For defenders of freedom and the free market, the decision to uphold ObamaCare is nothing short of disheartening.

Being generous, one could say the state-funded intervention to "uphold market stability" worked.

A champion of deregulation, Mr. McCain wrote letters in 1998 and 1999 to the Federal Communications Commission urging it to uphold marketing agreements allowing a television company to control two stations in the same city, a crucial issue for Glencairn Ltd., one of Ms. Iseman's clients.

Seeming to have traded the uncompromising Marxism of his past for more-pragmatic politics, Ortega promised to uphold the free-market economic reforms of his predecessors.

Research by INSEAD Assistant Professor of Marketing David Dubois in Fontainebleau would seem to uphold these findings.

Every European leader has made it clear that the advantages of the single market come as a set, with obligations to uphold the rules.

The S.E.C.'s mission is to uphold the integrity of the capital markets, not to protect retirees or promote balanced budgets.

He's taken on NASA, nuns and now the Rev. Jesse Jackson in his quest to uphold the honor of capitalism and free markets.

For example, the Intrade betting market was saying that the Supreme Court was only 25 percent likely to uphold the mandate portion of the new health-care law, which the court did uphold.