Coincidently, on these very terms the two-prong executive leadership, all the ministers, as well as the parliament members, judges, and other elected or appointed officials have taken the oath to officially uphold these three principles.
For some people the law officially upholds the right to request a flexible working agreement.
Mr. Kerry's emphasis on Hamas' demands while referring in his ceasefire plan to Israeli security concerns in only the most general of terms reflects the swing of public empathy towards the Palestinians even if the Obama administration continues to officially uphold Israel's right to defend itself.
In Toronto, officials upheld a ban last month.
The grandson of Robert E. Lee Wilbanks, he joined a black church during the civil rights era, sits in the black section at the courthouse (officially abolished but a tradition upheld) and is keen to explain, "I'm one of at least a dozen whites in this county not blinded by racism".
Even after the U.S. officially acknowledged the Holocaust, the State Department resolutely upheld its restrictive policies.
But now a federal ruling has upheld Florida's Firearm Owners' Privacy Act, officially taking gun-related questions off the table and drawing criticism from doctors and even a few gun owners, too.
Mr. Navalny was officially registered as a candidate only days before his conviction, which if upheld, will bar him from taking office.
If the arbitrator upheld one or more suspensions, Major League Baseball would then announce that fact, and the player, or players, would be officially sanctioned.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
