Sentence examples for policy to uphold from inspiring English sources

Firstly, by publicly engaging with Grand Ayatollah Sistani against the backdrop of the inauguration of a newly elected President, the UN gives credence to Grand Ayatollah Sistani's edict (Fatwa) calling for an inclusive and collective policy to uphold Iraq's sovereignty and protect all its peoples.

The Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action – the CCCs – are UNICEF's central policy to uphold the rights of children affected by humanitarian crisis.

Full report The Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action The CCCs are UNICEF's central policy to uphold the rights of children affected by humanitarian crisis.

Guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF in 2010 strengthened its core humanitarian policy to uphold the rights of children and women in crises.

In July 2003, the Supreme Court of the United States made a momentous decision on affirmative action policy to uphold its use with the exception of quota plans [ 5].

Second, the democratic impetus of public engagement must find ways to manage the need for policy to uphold a certain quality standard and do so in a manner that is publicly defensible.

But it may make the department's policy easier to uphold in a court of law, said George A. Grasso, deputy commissioner for legal affairs.

"We understand your concern, but we will continue to uphold Target's policy to maintain inclusive restrooms for our guests and team members".

We then describe the genesis of the Epi4K Consortium, including its structure and the development of policies meant to uphold key philosophical underpinnings of the nature of the collaboration.

The case ultimately went to the United States Supreme Court, which upheld Mississippi's longstanding policy "to preserve the white schools for members of the Caucasian race alone".

You can read Poisonwood Bible as a simple tale of tragedy in the rotten heart of one family; but equally it is an allegory for the damage wrought by US foreign policy, which sought to uphold the interests of big corporations by frustrating Congo's early bid for independence - a morality tale that seems to become more relevant with every passing day.