Sentence examples for may upheld from inspiring English sources

And in Oregon, as many as 14 schools may be forced to change their mascots after state officials in May upheld a ban on Native American nicknames first passed in 2012.

After Platt won the backing of the magistrates court, the council then appealed to the high court, which in May upheld the earlier decision that parents whose children who attended school regularly could be allowed family absences.

The U.S. Supreme Court in May upheld an earlier ruling that the state's prisons are unconstitutionally overcrowded, compromising inmate health care.

He noted that a federal judge in May upheld the barring of enforcement action, including the foreclosure of real estate owned by marijuana industry firms complying with state medical marijuana laws.

The board may uphold or modify the administrator's decision.

The court may uphold the results or call for a runoff — or possibly an entirely new election.

It may follow the reasoning of the lower courts, it may find other grounds to strike down Prop 8, or it may uphold the law.

They are about ensuring that any religious institution — not just Catholic institutions — may uphold its teaching and still serve all people in need, regardless of faith.

The court may uphold the law, meaning that gay and lesbian couples married in states that allow such unions would continue to be denied federal benefits.

The insurers have been preparing for the possibility that the court may uphold the most controversial provision in the legislation — the individual mandate that would require people to buy health insurance or face a fine.

The E.U. may uphold the principles of the United Nations that America once dominated, but how much longer will it do so as its own social standards rise far above this lowest common denominator?