Sentence examples for rightly upheld from inspiring English sources
A New York State court rightly upheld a state law requiring that prison inmates be counted in their home communities rather than where they are incarcerated.
It hit the left-hander in line but pitched well outside leg-stump so Billy Bowden's decision to decline the appeal is rightly upheld.
SHORTLY before the Supreme Court released its ruling in Snyder v Phelps, which rightly upheld the rights of the Westboro Baptist Church to stage their noxious protests near military funerals, the court released another ruling that should please anyone who thinks America locks up too many people for too long.
By withholding Title X funds from providers that rightly uphold the Hippocratic Oath to provide women holistic education, counseling, and access to reproductive services like abortions, we would eliminate women's rights to make fully informed decisions about their health care.
Paul Wellstone, a member of the Senate panel that was due to hold hearings on her nomination, rightly pointed out that the problem with Ms Chavez's behaviour is that it "goes to the heart of what the labour secretary is all about": upholding the country's labour laws.
Such restraints on speech are heavily disfavored under the First Amendment and, rightly, are rarely upheld by the courts.
"In addition, complaints about the conduct of MPS officers around Royal Exchange Buildings and alleged failures in first aid were not upheld and the report rightly acknowledges that broader lessons following G20 have been addressed by the MPS.
Although the Union's foreign minister, Catherine Ashton, has rightly made supporting the Arab Spring a top priority, another part of the E.U. machine has introduced the ban that, if upheld for a full year, could block as much as 10 percent of Egypt's agricultural exports at a time when the country's economy is reeling from a plunge in tourism and investment.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
National honor was upheld.
