Sentence examples for may be upheld from inspiring English sources

Whether the limitation may be upheld, is the question to be answered.

This means boringly sensible advice about fools rushing in may be upheld by social science.

It is urged that the statutory provision under review may be upheld as an appropriate method of preventing fraud, extortion, collusive arrangements between the management and those engaged in reselling tickets, and the like.

The Court proceeds from there to make a much more significant point: An injunction on speech may be upheld even if not justified on the basis of the interests asserted by the plaintiff, as long as it serves "public safety". "[I]n assessing a First Amendment challenge, a court..

It is therefore necessary to turn to the Government's alternative argument: that the mandate may be upheld as within Congress's power to "lay and collect Taxes".

LEAHY: And there's an understanding that the -- when the case is reviewed, it may very well end up -- the sentence below may well be upheld and the execution will go forward, but this is on the various steps for that hearing.

Given the previous finding demonstrated they believe they may have to override the wishes of the mother, this belief may not be upheld in circumstances where the woman's control over her childbearing affects the fetus in a manner that care providers are not comfortable with.

6 It argues that the conviction on Count 2 may properly be upheld since the identity of the informer, in the circumstances of this case, had no real bearing on that charge and is therefore privileged.

And pressure exists on all sides when it comes to penalties: the Health Department came under fire in previous years for being toothless in the pursuit of egregiously unfit health care workers, yet now, doctors and their lawyers say that the pursuit of doctors has become so vigorous that it is inevitable that some of the department's most high-profile cases may not be upheld.

While eBay didn't settle as we had suspected, the award, which may not be upheld on appeal, matches what we predicted in our story on the trial earlier this month.

Although our detailed analysis of two proteins did show a linear correlation between mRNA and protein, this relation may not be upheld for all proteins due to translational regulation.