Sentence examples similar to precisely uphold from inspiring English sources

Most executive-search firms (including all those you mention, as members of the Association of Executive Search Consultants) subscribe to a strict code of ethics precisely to uphold professional standards and avoid any taint of suspicion.

But it is precisely because it upholds liberal values that the European Union is attractive to Ukrainians.

The Wall Street Journal's Daniel Henninger put it precisely: If the Supreme Court upholds the individual mandate, the U.S. becomes France.

Upholding the law is precisely how to deal with Shahzad.

It's precisely this viewpoint that defensive architecture upholds.

The health insurance mandate does precisely that, and it should be upheld as appropriate legislative action under the Commerce Clause.

But he added: "What makes the United States special, and what makes you special, is precisely the fact that we are willing to uphold our values and our ideals even when it's hard, not just when it's easy".

This was upheld by the National High Court, albeit ordering more precisely that Google remove the link from the search results – thus applying the criteria set out by the CJEU in Google Spain.

Schmetterer said after the hearing: "Illinois courts have upheld the shield law to protect reporters precisely from having to divulge confidential sources because of the chilling effect it can have on the important work reporters can do.

If the court fails to uphold Judge Reynolds's decision, it will be saying precisely that.

Indeed, precisely because they were "more sensitive than schools," a judge upheld the segregation of Baltimore's municipal pools in 1954.