Sentence examples for partially upholding from inspiring English sources

Turkey was a valuable partner to the West because it was at least partially upholding democratic values in the past.

High court judges only partially upheld that argument.

One, against the Aberdeen Press & Journal, was partially upheld.

Of these, two complaints were upheld by the PCC and three partially upheld.

The adjudicator partially upheld her case, recommending that Oxford clarify and amend its policies.

The trust partially upheld complaints about Bowen's reporting this month, agreeing he had exhibited anti-Israeli bias.

They appealed to CAS to have their bans reduced to three months and the appeals were partially upheld.

On February 12th an appeal court partially upheld an injunction, granted last July, calling for the service to be shut down.

Cilic's ban was eventually reduced from nine months to four months by the court of arbitration for sport [Cas], and his appeal partially upheld, but his initial suspension meant that he missed Wimbledon and the US Open in 2013.

"Newsbeat is aimed at a younger audience, but 'young' should not equal 'stupid'," wrote a former BBC online entertainment news journalist, Darryl Chamberlain, in a letter of complaint that was partially upheld by the corporation.

Connecticut and New York's bans on assault weapons, both passed in the wake of the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting that left 26 people dead in Newtown, Connecticut, were partially upheld Monday in a circuit court decision.