Sentence examples for properly upheld from inspiring English sources
"We don't interfere in [court] cases but we always act to ensure that our national security is being properly upheld – that's what we're doing," he said at the time.
Ralph D. Munro, Washington's secretary of state, a Republican, and a member of the National Association of Secretaries of State's elections committee, said Ms. Harris had properly upheld Florida's election laws.
Karzai had come under intense pressure to withdraw the law, from the US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, Gordon Brown - who yesterday warned that "people would not accept British soldiers working in Afghanistan to make the country safe if the rights of women are not properly upheld", - and Nato secretary general Jaap de Hoop Scheffer.
Then the hormones kicked in, and unlike all the other God-fearing souls trusting the Lord, I decided to spy on all fours to make sure my no-cry rule was properly upheld.
The federal district judge, however, did properly uphold state limits on campaign donations for individuals, political committees and political parties.
They contended that Mr. Thorne-Begland, who is raising two children with his male partner, could not properly uphold the State Constitution's ban on same-sex marriage, and would let supposed pro-gay bias drive his judicial decisions.
In the end what does it mean when Ali & Belafonte cast a shadow that Barkley & Jay-Z now bask in, but can not properly uphold?
At least the European Union imposed targeted sanctions - but it could not even properly uphold these.
Today's decision properly upholds the program as constitutional, and I join it in full...
It is this ruling that the Supreme Court, quite properly, has upheld.
Recent scandals, such as bankers fixing the inter-bank lending rate and the neglect of patients at Mid-Staffordshire Hoshownl, have showhathat can happen when values are not properly established or upheld.
