Sentence examples for perfectly upheld from inspiring English sources

But let's just say the ban isn't perfectly upheld, and let's just say the trial isn't particularly successful…what then?

The new strategy will not only prove beneficial to Britain's long-term security and prosperity but perfectly upholds the council's mission of 'increasing appreciation of the UK's ideas and achievements overseas'.

"Quite frankly, if everything goes perfectly and everything is upheld, there's a lot of confusion and a lot of uncertainty here," said Dominick Stanzione, the hospital's chief operating officer.

"It is perfectly plausible to uphold a scientific account of how natural laws allowed the universe and life to develop and to believe that a deity created those laws".

Arguably, environments in which all entities, properties and processes are ultimately noetic (e.g., Berkeley, Spinoza), or in which the material or extended universe has a noetic or non-extended matrix as its ontological foundation (e.g., Pythagoras, Plato, Descartes, Leibniz, Fichte, Hegel), seem perfectly capable of upholding (ON) without necessarily embracing (ON.1).

"We believe these programs are perfectly legal and will also be upheld," said Hairo Cortes, program coordinator of Orange County Immigrant Youth United, who said that families should start preparing now for their implementation.

Continued use of affirmative action of the kind upheld by the Supreme Court is perfectly compatible with tackling the discrimination at issue.

Ofcom upheld the complaints.

Due process was upheld.

National honor was upheld.

Most overrides are upheld.