Sentence examples for of that upheld from inspiring English sources
On a blazing Tuesday night, Ms. Buell arrived for her publication party at Don Hill's, a SoHo rock club she says in her book is "the only place in New York I knew of that upheld some of the spirit of fabulousness" of Max's Kansas City.
If the departure of slaveowners and overseers for Confederate service helped dissolve the lattice of power that upheld slavery, so too did the arrival of Union forces.
Responsible for the broad lines of policy, as well as for the system of terror that upheld the state, he left detailed administration to his subordinates.
Here is a Google map mash-up put together by activists trying to fight the Supreme Court decision under Kelo v. City of New London that upheld the practice.
The Court also overruled the portion of McConnell that upheld such restrictions under the BCRA.
A lawyer for the Major League Umpires Association said yesterday that today the defeated union would file an appeal of a decision that upheld the results of an election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.
Michael Veling, a spokesman for the Dutch Union of Cannabis Retailers, said the group was disappointed by the parts of the ruling that upheld anti-drug-tourism measures and would appeal.
The US Supreme Court declined Monday to take on a New Mexico photographer's appeal of a ruling that upheld discrimination charges against her for refusing a job snapping pictures of a lesbian commitment ceremony.
Most visibly during the 2012 term, in National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, Sotomayor was part of a landmark 5 4 majority that upheld most of the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (while being part of a dissent against the reliance upon the Constitution's Taxing and Spending Clause rather than Commerce Clause in arriving at the support).
This flood of executions is the result of the Supreme Court's ruling that upheld the constitutionality of a troubling form of lethal injection.
The justices denied an appeal from the Golden Gate Restaurant Association of a ruling that upheld the program's requirement that employers provide health coverage for their workers or help pay for the public program.
