Sentence examples for of upheld from inspiring English sources

Given that wedding announcements are now not so much accounts of upheld tradition as celebrations of individualism, the inclusion of gay weddings makes perfect sense.

A state analysis of insurers in New York shows that Cigna had the highest ratio of upheld customer complaints among health insurers in 2000.

But the highest volume of upheld disputes were as a result of "local police force information disclosed by the chief officer", the police national computer identification number not belonging to the applicant and the police national computer information being inaccurate.

She fared better in business mode, belting a throwback hit like "If I Ain't Got You," or her inevitable set closer, "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down," which sparked a sudden bloom of upheld smartphones across the Great Lawn.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of upholding the plea bargain.

(4) The following particular duties are imposed for the purpose of upholding that independence.

"A tremendous emphasis is placed on the importance of upholding the public face," Ms. Chang said.

Perhaps the most useful definition of "engagement" is that of upholding a promise or an obligation.

But the Delaware courts have a strong bias in favor of upholding the shareholder franchise.

Yet the burden of upholding a pristine image is so unnecessary.

Emmie's daughter, Kiyoko, is in charge of upholding the kitchen's tradition now.