Sentence examples for not fully upheld from inspiring English sources

He inexcusably admitted that he hadn't seen the tape -- just freeze frames -- so he couldn't dispute Knight's insistence that Reed's allegation was not fully upheld by the tape.

However, the spokesman said in a statement, "The United States is a leader in promoting internationally recognized labor standards and human rights globally, especially in countries where those standards are not fully upheld".

Analysis revealed the assumptions for ANOVA were not fully upheld; the assumption of homogeneity of variances was rejected (Levine's test p < 0.05).

This includes providing advice and guidance on how to strengthen policies and improve standards of services, and raising awareness within government on where child rights are not being fully upheld and where more inputs or resources are needed.

His very first step should be to ensure that refugee children's rights are fully upheld, not trampled.

But French books fully upheld the influence of French taste in Europe.

About 100 were partially or fully upheld and the schools found to be in breach.

If the law is fully upheld, only nine or 10 clinics will remain.

The bill is not perfect and fails to fully uphold the rights of people outside of the U.S. -- who make up 95percentt of the world.

While some governments and some societies haven't fully adopted or upheld these rights, for the most part, in North America we are free from birth and do not have to perform any special feats to earn these rights.

The US supreme court will decide on Thursday whether or not to uphold fully, uphold partially, or reject the healthcare bill passed by Congress and signed by President Obama in 2010.