Ninety-nine per cent of the athletes supported that bylaw and I am sorry we weren't able to uphold it," Coe said.
"99% of the athletes supported that bylaw and I am sorry that we weren't able to uphold it.
Chet Kanojia, Aereo CEO, also cites Justice Scalia's dissent in the statement, agreeing that the court may not be able to uphold its promise that this precedent won't affect future technology providers.
In the response, Aereo calls this decision a "massive setback for the American consumer". Chet Kanojia, Aereo CEO, also cites Justice Scalia's dissent in the statement, agreeing that the court may not be able to uphold its promise that this precedent won't affect future technology providers.
A single savings account, within a single property domain, may not be able to uphold the very different roles that the two traditional property domains, tavy and cash, currently play.
And Democrats won't be able to uphold the general principle that in American elections, losing doesn't mean personal ruination, because for Trump it will and it should".
For instance, a definition transmitted in the Abhidharmakośabhāṣya reads: "dharma means 'upholding,' [namely], upholding intrinsic nature (svabhāva)," and the Mahāvibhāṣā states that "intrinsic nature is able to uphold its own identity and not lose it as in the case of unconditioned dharmas that are able to uphold their own identity" (Cox 2004A, 558 559).
Despite working with a client as extreme as mob boss Tony Soprano, Melfi was able to uphold the basic tenets of what a therapeutic relationship looks like but Melfi wasn't without flaws.
Another law lord, Baroness Hale, said: "I confess that I would have liked to be able to uphold the decision.
Lady Hale I confess I would have liked to be able to uphold the decision... of the divisional court.
